Is it safe to ejaculate inside the vagina during pregnancy?

Generally, whether it is safe to ejaculate into the vagina during sexual intercourse while pregnant mainly depends on the pregnant woman's specific health condition and stage of pregnancy. If the pregnant woman is healthy and her pregnancy is stable, ejaculation into the vagina is usually considered safe. However, if the pregnancy is considered high-risk or unstable, ejaculation into the vagina is generally not recommended. The details are as follows:

For healthy pregnant women without complications, engaging in sexual activity and ejaculation into the vagina is typically safe and does not harm the fetus. This is because the amniotic sac and closed cervix provide sufficient protection for the developing baby. Nevertheless, it is important to moderate the frequency and intensity of sexual activity to avoid any adverse effects on the mother or fetus.

If a pregnant woman has a history of preterm labor, placenta previa, cervical insufficiency, multiple gestation (such as twins or triplets), or other high-risk conditions, sexual activity—including ejaculation—should be avoided to reduce the risk of preterm birth or other complications. Additionally, if any discomfort, concerns, or uncertainties arise during pregnancy, or if a healthcare provider advises against sexual intercourse, it is essential to respect both physical sensations and professional medical advice by abstaining from sex.

To ensure the health and well-being of both mother and baby, pregnant women are advised to attend regular prenatal check-ups and follow their doctor’s recommendations and guidance throughout pregnancy.