Why does it hurt on the right side of my abdomen when I insert it deep?

Some women feel pain in the right abdomen during intercourse. What is the reason for the pain in the right abdomen during intercourse? The causes of right abdominal pain during intercourse can be divided into physiological factors and physiological factors. Physiological right abdominal pain during intercourse is a normal condition and will disappear after a short rest. If right abdominal pain during intercourse occurs habitually, it may be caused by physiological factors, including cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. So, what is the reason for the pain in the right abdomen when deep insertion? The actual reasons for the pain in the right abdomen during intercourse are:

1. Physiological factors

(1) Female body structure: The female urethra and the bottom of the bladder are very close to the vagina. The pelvic organs such as the uterus and appendages are more closely related to the vagina. These female organs are easily stimulated by external pressure and biological factors. During intercourse, the male's genitals will twitch significantly, which will cause obvious irritation to the woman's vagina, abdomen and pelvic organs, making it difficult for the woman to breathe during intercourse, and the whole body will also become unstable, especially during sexual pleasure, this phenomenon is more obvious. In fact, this process will also cause pain, but because the focus is not on the pain, the pain is not obvious, and the right abdomen pain is only felt during intercourse. However, most women will be able to relieve and disappear on their own soon after the end of sexual life.

(2) Excessive force and squeezing during sex: During sex, if the man is too strong or the squeezing force is too strong, or the posture is crooked, it is easy to increase the pressure on the woman's abdomen, affect intestinal motility, and squeeze the uterus, duodenum, and bladder. Sometimes intestinal peristalsis may occur, which manifests as paroxysmal lower abdominal pain.

(3) Abdominal cold during intercourse: Some couples do not take good care of themselves during intercourse. Because they often feel hot all over, they like to use air conditioning or fans to cool down during intercourse. For women, abdominal cold can easily cause paroxysmal right abdominal pain.

(4) Abdominal pain due to semen allergy: Some women are allergic to semen. If they do not take proper contraceptive measures during intercourse, semen will enter the female body and may cause right abdominal pain during intercourse, or vomiting, walking joint pain and other allergic symptoms.

2. Physiological factors:

(1) Gynecological inflammation: Right abdominal pain during sexual intercourse may be caused by gynecological inflammation, such as cervicitis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Under the stimulation of sexual life, it is easy to cause the contraction of the female cervix during sexual pleasure. Sometimes, due to excessive male movements, too fast and too strong stroking of the penis, or too deep insertion of the penis, the penis impacts the affected area and causes right abdominal pain, and sometimes a small amount of vaginal bleeding. This type of right abdominal pain lasts for a long time and is not likely to subside with the end of sexual intercourse.

(2) Corpus luteum rupture: If right abdominal pain occurs suddenly and is severe during intercourse, it may be caused by a rupture of the corpus luteum. During sexual intercourse, if the mature eggs and corpus luteum are squeezed and vibrated, sudden severe pain and abdominal bleeding may occur easily. If this happens, you should see a doctor immediately.