Why does my lower back hurt after sex?

Lower back pain after sex is a very common phenomenon. The cause of lower back pain after sex is generally due to incorrect sexual posture or deep sexual intercourse. When a woman has an abnormal uterus position, it can easily lead to lower back pain and other conditions. You need to pay more attention to maintaining your body.

What causes lower back pain after sex?

After sexual intercourse, especially after deep sexual intercourse, you may experience abdominal discomfort, or even soreness, swelling, or pain in the lower back. If the symptoms are relatively mild, you can observe them temporarily. If they occur every time and are relatively severe, you need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology clinic for a detailed examination. The most important thing is to rule out the possibility of pelvic inflammation or endometriosis. Endometrial metastasis is a common disease in obstetrics and gynecology. One of its symptoms is pain during sexual intercourse. It is a benign disease, but it is prone to recurrence. Therefore, if soreness and discomfort occur, it is recommended to undergo regular treatment and examination.

1. Abnormal position of the uterus. A uterus that is tilted forward, retroflexed or prolapsed can easily cause low back pain, which can usually be relieved by correcting the position of the uterus or changing body position.

2. Pelvic inflammatory disease. Women with chronic adnexitis and pelvic inflammatory disease may also experience low back pain due to pelvic congestion or congestion, and the degree of low back pain may vary with the severity of the inflammation.

3. Gynecological tumors. People with cervical cancer or large ovarian cysts may experience lower back pain due to the tumor compressing the nerves or cancer cells invading the pelvic tissues.

4. Cervicitis. Cervicitis can also cause inflammation of the connective tissue around the cervix, which can cause low back pain. Women with low back pain should be careful of 7 major gynecological diseases.

Recovery tips: For women over 30, a comprehensive gynecological examination should be your "hard indicator" every six months to a year.

My husband leads by example. To protect your health and waist, tell your husband to be as gentle as possible during sex to avoid inducing or aggravating gynecological inflammation.