World Pregnant Day: Sex and intimacy in pregnancy without taboos
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World Pregnant Day: Sex and intimacy in pregnancy without taboos

Correio da Manhã9 September 2026 at 13:43

On World Pregnant Day, gynecologist-obstetrician and sexologist Maria do Céu Santo was a guest on the program "Hello, Good Morning!" to address the topic of sexuality and intimacy during pregnancy. The objective of the participation was to clarify the most common doubts that women have during this stage of life.

The specialist spoke about the physical changes that occur in a woman's body during pregnancy and how these can affect the couple's intimacy. Throughout pregnancy, the female body goes through several transformations that can generate insecurities or concerns related to sexual activity.

Maria do Céu Santo sought to demystify taboos related to sex during pregnancy, offering specialized guidance so that couples can experience this phase in a more peaceful and informed way. The sexologist emphasized the importance of maintaining open communication between partners during this period.

The program "Hello, Good Morning!" served as a platform to bring credible information about sexual and reproductive health to the public, helping to break down prejudice and promote a healthier and more natural view of sexuality in pregnancy.

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