Can having Orgasms during early pregnancy cause miscarriage?

Answer 1

Nope. Unless your doctor has told you otherwise, sex and orgasms are just fine during pregnancy. For instance, if you have a placenta previa, you likely will have to discontinue sex either until it resolves or after delivery.

Answer 2

If it did there would be no babies born.
Miscarriages are caused by many things, the most common being a problem with sperm and egg or implantation.
Its easy to link it in your mind with some event, but women give birth through the most horrendous condition if the pregnancy is sound, and won't carry to term even if wrapped in cotton if the pregnancy isn't good.

Answer 3

If mom is at high risk for early labor, etc. an OB will prescribe "pelvic rest" and this means no sex/orgasms.
So in this rare circumstance, the oxytocin released from orgasm can cause contractions that lead to early labor/miscarriage.

But generally and for the vast majority - no.

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Answer 5

No. It can cause you to go into labor when you're full term, or close to full term though. But it can only do that if your body is ready for labor anyway. But early in pregnancy you can have all the sex and...hopefully...orgasms you want. Enjoy it while you don't have to worry about birth control!

Answer 6

They shouldn't, but if you're a good candidate for another miscarriage you might want to wait until your first doc's appointment and ask just to make sure. If you're high-risk, your doctor may suggest that you abstain during the entire pregnancy just to be on the safe side.

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Answer 7

You can have sex and enjoy orgasm throughout your pregnancy if your doctor ok's it. However if your placenta is low or covers your cervix, you should not have sex, but you and your partner can still "play" with each other to have orgasms. Enjoy because most pregnant women's orgasms are heighten during this time.

Answer 8

No, its not going to cause anything. Even if you're past your due date having sex, semen, and orgasms dont cause labor, they cause contractions that only add to whats already started.

Unless your doctor has ruled you as high risk theres no reason you cant have sex during every day of your pregnancy from day one until delivery.

Answer 9

Not for a normal pregnancy. If you're worried, check out this site for more information on sex during pregnancy.
http://www.wdxcyber.com/sex_and_pregnancy.html

Answer 10

Oh god no or I would have no baby in there. And dont listen to the people who are saying you shouldnt have sex because there is nothing wrong with having sex while pregnant or having an orgasm. It won;t harm anything.