Absolutely! Most parents-to-be worry about this, but if you have a normal pregnancy, you can keep doing it right up until your waters break.
However, if you have a history of cervical weakness, a low-lying placenta or bleeding, check with your doctor or midwife first.
In a normal pregnancy, having sex is not linked with early miscarriage and is not a cause of vaginal infections.

Try not to worry if you do get a vaginal infection. Sex won't interfere with any antibiotic treatment for the condition. In fact, it's even been linked with a decreased chance of having an early birth, despite the infection. If you do have an infection your partner should wear a condom to ensure he doesn't become infected too.

Studies have also shown that in a normal, healthy pregnancy, there's no link between having sex and premature birth.

Research has even indicated that women who have regular sex during pregnancy may be less likely to give birth prematurely. Having orgasms may also be related to a lower chance of giving birth early.

If you're feeling sexy and well enough, then it's a good thing to keep your sex life going throughout pregnancy. Having satisfying sex during this time is good for your relationship, both now and after your baby has arrived.

Thanks op.

growing up, I used to think once a woman is pregnant, all intimacies should stop. Not too long ago I was hearing when a woman is pregnant, she is sexually more active. I just see them as too delicate in that state.