What causes abdominal distension after sex?

Many women may experience a noticeable feeling of heaviness and distension in their lower abdomen after having sex. There are generally two reasons for this. It may be caused by the male genitals being too large or the female vagina being too small. During sex, the male will rub the inner wall of the female vagina with his penis. The violent thrusting will cause some stimulation to the female abdominal cavity, causing the uterus to contract and feel heavy and swollen, but there are also some pathological reasons.

Abdominal pain after intercourse is mainly seen in the following two aspects. Physiological: During sexual intercourse, the twitching of the male penis can cause severe stimulation to the female vagina, abdominal cavity and pelvic organs. The female may experience shortness of breath and involuntary contraction of the whole body, which can cause pain. However, because sexual excitement masks the pain, the pain often only manifests itself after sexual intercourse.

This is the most common situation. This post-coital abdominal pain is tolerable and will go away on its own. Pathological: If the woman has lesions in her abdominal or pelvic cavity, and the man's movements are rough during sexual intercourse, the penis thrusts too quickly and with too much amplitude, or is inserted too deeply, the penis may hit the diseased area, causing abdominal pain. After the cause is identified, symptomatic treatment should be given. It may be pelvic inflammation, urinary tract infection, or vaginitis. Go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

In order to reduce the feeling of heaviness and swelling in women after sex, men should pay attention to gentle movements during sex and avoid thrusting violently. At the same time, they should pay more attention to health and hygiene in daily life, wash the genitals with warm water every day, and dry the underwear in the sun for disinfection. Both husband and wife should go to the hospital for check-ups more often to prevent cross infection.