Can pregnant women share the same room during pregnancy?

Sleeping together is not always possible, so can pregnant women sleep together during pregnancy?

I didn't share a room for the first three months.

You can have the same room after pregnancy, but it is best not to have the same room in the first three months of pregnancy, because the placental development is not perfect at this time, which is the high incidence of abortion. If you sleep in the same room for the first three months, it is likely to lead to strong contraction of the uterus, which is likely to cause miscarriage.

Mid-term sexual intercourse will not harm the fetus.

In the second trimester of pregnancy, the placenta has been formed and the pregnancy is relatively stable. Under normal circumstances, the same room will not cause harm to the fetus at this time, but even so, both husband and wife should exercise restraint.

No sharing rooms for the last three months.

In the third trimester of pregnancy, it is forbidden to have sexual intercourse within three months after pregnancy, because at this time, the fetus has matured, the uterus has descended, and the uterine opening is slowly opened. If you share the same room at this time, it is likely to cause amniotic fluid infection.