Sex is a great tool to promote the relationship between husband and wife, but many women experience abdominal pain after having sex, which makes many women afraid of having sex. So, what is going on? What should be done?

Causes of abdominal pain after intercourse

1. Catch a cold in the abdomen afterwards

Some people who want to cool down after sexual intercourse, such as blowing an electric fan violently, will also experience paroxysmal abdominal pain in the lower abdomen.

2. Anaphylaxis and abdominal pain

Some women are allergic to male semen or condoms, causing systemic allergies and allergic abdominal pain. Changing their contraceptive methods will prevent the abdominal pain from happening again.

3. Sudden rupture of corpus luteum

If severe abdominal pain occurs suddenly, it may be caused by a ruptured corpus luteum. Mature follicles and corpus luteum can suddenly rupture after being squeezed and vibrated, causing severe abdominal pain or abdominal bleeding. This situation requires prompt medical treatment.

4. Prostaglandin stimulation

Pain during sexual intercourse in pregnant women is mostly caused by semen. Because prostaglandins in semen can cause uterine contractions in women, especially pregnant women, this can not only cause abdominal pain, but may even lead to premature delivery and miscarriage. Therefore, sexual intercourse should be restrained during pregnancy.

5. The duration is too long

If sexual intercourse lasts too long, persistent sexual impulse will lead to long-term pelvic congestion, which may also cause pelvic congestion syndrome and abdominal pain in women. Appropriately changing positions during sex, such as changing to a side-lying position, can help the outflow of pelvic congestion and relieve symptoms.

6. Female physiological structure

The bottom of the female urethra and bladder are close to the vagina, and the uterus and appendages are more closely related to the vagina, making them susceptible to external pressure and biological factors. When the sexual organs are congested, the pelvic tissue will undergo varying degrees of stress response, causing contraction or spasm, causing abdominal pain. This situation mostly occurs in people who have sexual intercourse for the first time, and can gradually reduce in the future.

What should I do if I have abdominal pain after sex? Teach you three tricks to easily relieve yourself

1. Rest first and see if the abdominal pain can be relieved

Whether abdominal pain after sex is a sign of disease can be determined by taking a good rest for a day or two. Professor Zhang Jianping said that sex is very intense, long-lasting, and frequent. Especially when women are not fully prepared, men who exert too much force will cause excessive spasm of women's pelvic muscles and cause abdominal pain. For young women who are sexually inexperienced and whose bodies are immature, the chance of experiencing this type of abdominal pain is higher because their bodies cannot adapt. Some people are emotionally nervous or have psychological disorders, and experience vaginismus before sexual intercourse, which is reflected to the abdomen and causes pain. However, this type of pain is usually more obvious during sex. Even if you still feel discomfort after sex, the symptoms are mild and will not last for a long time. As long as you take a good rest afterwards, you will be able to return to normal soon.

Inexperienced, poorly developed, and short women are not suitable for overly intense sex. Pay attention to controlling the rhythm, proceeding step by step, and not using too much force. Whenever you feel uncomfortable, tell your partner the truth.

2. Abdominal pain is obvious after sex, check the cause quickly

If the abdominal pain is obvious after sex and does not recover for a long time, it may be a sign of disease. Zhang Jianping said that patients with endometriosis, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and ovarian and uterine tumors may experience abdominal pain after sex. "It's just that the cause of the disease is different, and the degree of pain is also different."

Endometriosis and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have an impact on fertility, and tumors are even more life-threatening. Therefore, once obvious and prolonged abdominal pain after sex occurs, it is necessary to quickly find out whether there is any organic disease and treat it symptomatically. In order to detect tumors and other lesions, it is necessary to do a gynecological B-ultrasound examination.

3. If there is no disease, the sexual style should be corrected

After detailed examination, it is determined that women who have no organic disease but still experience abdominal pain after sex may have pelvic congestion syndrome. Zhang Jianping said that the cause of pelvic congestion syndrome is still unclear. From a clinical point of view, it is common in women with multiple births and multiple pregnancies. It manifests as congestion due to poor pelvic venous return, frequent lower abdominal pain during menstruation and sexual life, and pelvic congestion during menstruation and sexual life. The feeling of distension in the lower abdomen is more intense. In addition, if a woman who has given birth cannot adapt to the IUD after putting it on, or the IUD moves downward, it will cause abdominal pain under the stimulation of sexual intercourse.

The problem of the IUD is relatively easy to solve. It can be diagnosed through B-ultrasound. The IUD can be replaced or other birth control measures can be taken, which can effectively eliminate abdominal pain. Pelvic congestion syndrome is not easy to detect during gynecological examination. It can only be diagnosed through color Doppler and laparoscopy. However, doctors do not recommend invasive laparoscopy unless the abdominal pain is extremely severe. And once diagnosed in this case, surgery may be required to completely cure the abdominal pain.