Lower abdominal pain after intercourse

Many couples experience lower abdominal pain in women after having sex. This may be due to uterine damage caused by sexual posture and intense sexual life, which requires cleaning and treatment. However, there will be a little pain at the beginning after having sex. This is mainly due to the spasm of the chicken tissue caused by the contraction of the sexual organ after congestion. It will disappear soon and you don’t need to worry too much. However, if the sexual impulse is not satisfied for too long, it will accelerate the pain in the lower abdomen.

The bottom of female urethra and bladder is close to the vagina, uterus and its appendages, and has a close relationship with the vagina, making it easily stimulated by external pressure and physiological factors. When sexual desire is aroused and sexual organs are congested, the pelvic tissues and organs will have varying degrees of stress response, muscle tissue will contract and spasm, and some may manifest as mild abdominal pain. If sexual impulse lasts too long and sexual desire is not satisfied, pelvic congestion and chronic or acute abdominal pain may occur.

Some women adopt the sexual intercourse position on top of the man. Due to the influence of sexual activity, especially orgasm, the uterus, appendages, bladder and other pelvic organs are easily displaced, and pull on the surrounding tissues, causing abdominal pain, but most of the pain can be relieved by itself.

During or after sexual intercourse, the body is attacked by cold, and organs, tissues, and blood vessels that are in a state of expansion and congestion suddenly contract, which can manifest as severe abdominal pain. It is sometimes misdiagnosed as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other diseases.

If a man uses excessive force and squeezes, the pressure on the other person's abdomen will increase, which will affect the movement of the intestines and sometimes cause reverse peristalsis, which manifests as paroxysmal abdominal pain. Therefore, men are required to be gentle during intercourse.

Prostaglandins in male semen can cause uterine contractions in pregnant women (but not in non-pregnant women). This special physiological phenomenon not only causes abdominal pain, but may also cause premature birth and miscarriage. This phenomenon will not occur if you wear a condom to avoid direct contact between semen and vaginal mucosa.

However, some women are very sensitive to the vaginal diaphragm and condoms, and may have allergic reactions. Some may even develop infections, which can also cause abdominal pain. This phenomenon will not happen if you change your contraceptive method.

During sex, some coincidences may occur. Due to the strong impact and vibration of the lower abdomen, the mature follicle, corpus luteum or ectopic pregnancy may suddenly rupture, causing severe abdominal pain and intra-abdominal bleeding. Clinically, there have been cases of painful shock and hemorrhagic shock resulting from this. If this is the case, you must go to the hospital for treatment immediately.