Did you have sex the entire first trimester? I had an early miscarriage right after sex last pregnancy, I know it didn't cause it, but I'm now afraid to!!

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I felt too sick to have sex and I miscarried. It's not related. Miscarriage is common and happens for a lot of different reasons.  With rare exception, there's nothing you could've done to cause or prevent it.

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Similar situation but when I got pregnant I almost felt like I had to know that sex isn't why it happened so I felt it necessary to have sex again kind of?

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We had sex with both pregnancies whenever we wanted and no issues here.  Sorry for your loss 😞

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I completely understand! I had one miscarriage and then got pregnant a year later and was scared too death to have sex. Waited until I was almost 10 weeks. First time we had sex I had bleeding and found out I was miscarrying a few days later. They told me the baby had stopped growing around 5-6 weeks but it scared me and my husband too death. So now I'm pregnant again and only 5 weeks and 2 day but scared to have sex even though I know there is no possible way that having sex could hurt the baby or trigger a miscarriage. It's just scary. I'll feel better once we get that first ultrasound.

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I had sex once at 6 weeks, and had brown spotting for 48 hours. I was too scared to try again. Currently at 9 1/2 weeks, and still holding off on penetration. I can't handle the stress of spotting.

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We did. Unfortunately I lost most of my sex drive. I'm still waiting for it to come back at almost 18 weeks 😁😁 poor husband. Get the OK from your doctor, or just wait until you're farther along if that's what puts your mind at ease.

Did you have sex the entire first trimester? I had an early miscarriage right after sex last pregnancy, I know it didn't cause it, but I'm now afraid to!!

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