Lower abdominal pain the day after ovulation

In order to get pregnant more easily, more and more couples will choose to know when their ovulation period is, and they will also have sex during the ovulation period to increase the probability of pregnancy. However, some women experience lower abdominal pain the day after ovulation and intercourse. In this case, we should pay great attention to it. Let's discuss what causes lower abdominal pain the day after ovulation and intercourse.

Lower abdominal pain the day after ovulation

Generally speaking, abdominal pain after ovulation and after intercourse is a physiological abdominal pain, which is mainly caused by the rupture of the egg in the female friend's uterus and ovary during ovulation and the stimulation of the retroperitoneum by the egg fluid after ovulation. Therefore, most women's abdominal pain is relatively mild, and some are even difficult to detect. The general clinical manifestation is abdominal pain during ovulation, usually in the lower abdomen on one side, and the pain is mostly not severe. It may be dull pain, dull pain or heavy pain. Because women ovulate once a month, abdominal pain also usually occurs cyclically once a month, but it is usually pain that alternates between the left and right lower abdomen, because the upper and lower uterus and ovaries ovulate alternately during ovulation. However, some female friends may have ovarian rupture due to a large ovulation hole during ovulation, which may damage small blood vessels, causing abdominal bleeding in women and gynecological crises. At this time, patients need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

What to do if you have lower abdominal pain after ovulation and intercourse

Step 1: Rest first to see if the abdominal pain can be relieved. Whether abdominal pain after sexual intercourse is a signal of disease can be determined by taking a good rest for a day or two. Women who have no work experience, poor growth and development, and are short are not suitable for overly intense sex. Pay attention to controlling the sense of rhythm, starting from the shallow end and gradually progressing to the deep end, and don't use too much strength. Once you feel uncomfortable, tell your lover the truth.

Step 2: If you have significant abdominal pain after sexual intercourse, find out the cause quickly. If the abdominal pain after sexual intercourse is very obvious and cannot be relieved for a long time, it may be a sign of disease. Endometriosis and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease affect fertility, and tumors are also serious threats to life. Therefore, once more obvious and long-term abdominal pain after sexual intercourse occurs, it is necessary to quickly find out whether there is an organic disease and treat it with medication. In order to detect tumors and other diseases, a gynecological B-ultrasound examination is necessary.

Step 3: If there is no disease, the sexual life method should be corrected. If a woman is clear of organic diseases but still experiences abdominal pain after sexual intercourse, pelvic congestion syndrome may be considered. In addition, pregnant women who have not had their IUD inserted properly or whose IUD has sunk may experience abdominal pain during sexual intercourse.