Increased blood flow and sensitivity in the genitals may mean that your orgasms are more intense and pleasurable than ever before. In fact, some women experience the first orgasm of their lives -- or multiple orgasms -- during the second trimester of pregnancy. Make sure your man knows that this is a great opportunity for him to help you achieve some of your best orgasms ever. That’s a turn-on for many men. Orgasms may be more elusive in the last trimester. Just as oxytocin, the “cuddle hormone,” is released during childbirth, it also flows during orgasm. But don’t worry that climaxing will trigger a miscarriage -- the mild uterine contractions that result won’t harm your baby. But do call your doctor if the post-orgasm contractions are severe or last more than a few minutes.
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