Anal Sex and Pregnancy
Anal sex for the duration of pregnancy is usually safe. On the other hand, if you have hemorrhoids, keep in mind that they have a tendency to turn into larger for the period of pregnancy. And if your hemorrhoids are bleeding and you have anal sex, you can lose a significant amount of blood, which can endanger you and your baby. You should never go from anal to vaginal sex with no cleaning up first and changing condoms if you’re using one - if not you put yourself in danger for bacterial vaginitis, and there’s some worry that this infection can cause preterm labor or make your water break premature. In addition, unless you’re in a monogamous relationship and know that you and your partner are HIV-negative, you should use a condom, for the reason that HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are transmitted during broken skin.
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