Is sex better when pregnant

During pregnancy, your body will experience a whirlwind of new feelings, sensations, and emotions. Your hormones are fluctuating and your blood flow is increased. Many women also notice that their breasts grow and their appetite increases. But there are some common bodily trends. Your sex drive, mood, weight, eating habits, and sleep patterns are all likely to change.

There are SO many myths surrounding sex during pregnancy. People seem to be unsure whether you can actually carry on as normal when you're carrying a baby. Some even reckon having penetrative sex can hurt a baby. Here, six women and five men explain what pregnancy sex was or is like for them. The additional blood flow to the pelvic region and ramped-up hormones made me super horny.

Has pregnancy spiked your interest in sex? Or is sex the last thing on your mind? Either way, here's what you need to know about sex during pregnancy. If you want to get pregnant, you have sex. But what about sex while you're pregnant?

Women who have orgasms while pregnant report that they tend to be supersized. And if more blood flows to that area, the bigger the orgasm can be. Some women experience multiple orgasms for the first time or experience the best sex with their partners. Pregnancy hormones combined with the extra blood flow means all kinds of stimulation. You can thank the increase of progesterone and estrogen even testosterone makes an appearance in the second trimester for the extra mood.