Can you have sex at 26 weeks of pregnancy?

If a pregnant woman has no pregnancy complications—such as risk of preterm labor, abnormal placental position—and the fetus is developing normally, then moderate sexual activity during the second trimester may be safe. To ensure the safety of both mother and baby, it is best to consult a doctor first. The doctor can assess potential risks based on individual circumstances and provide personalized advice. Even if there are no contraindications, attention should be paid to hygiene and control of force during intercourse to avoid infections and any adverse effects on the fetus. All decisions during pregnancy should prioritize the health of both mother and child, and it is recommended to proceed under medical guidance to ensure a safe and smooth pregnancy.