Pain in lower body after sex

For adult men and women, having sex is a normal physiological need, as well as a normal psychological need, and is a part of life. However, both parties should pay attention to the cleanliness of their sex life. Some women complain of lower body pain after sex and do not know what causes it. There are two types of this phenomenon. One is that the man uses too much force, causing damage to the woman's vaginal opening; the other is that the woman suffers from some reproductive system disease and needs examination and treatment.

It is normal for women to experience vaginal pain after sexual intercourse, but if this happens again after many sexual intercourses, it is necessary to rule out whether it is caused by the man using too much force during sexual intercourse or the woman suffering from vaginitis. In general, cervicitis and vaginitis can cause pain during sexual intercourse, so women should go to a gynecological hospital for a check-up. After a detailed examination, if the woman does not have any disease, it may be caused by the man using too much force during sexual intercourse. Therefore, you should also pay attention to the method and method of sexual intercourse and never use too much force.

There are generally two situations in which pain occurs during sexual intercourse. The first is pain in the vulva during sexual intercourse, and the second is pain in the lower abdomen or deep pelvic cavity during sexual intercourse. First of all, pain in the vulva during sexual intercourse can be seen in vulva abnormalities. If the vulva is underdeveloped and the hymen is hard, this pain will occur if the hymen or vaginal opening ruptures during sexual intercourse. In severe cases, there will be bleeding. Most of the time, it will occur in women who have just gotten married or have just started sexual life. Next is vaginitis. Since vaginitis may cause pain in women, women with vaginitis should seek timely treatment, especially elderly women after menopause, who are particularly prone to varying degrees of senile vaginitis.

Pain during sexual intercourse is a symptom of many diseases, so we cannot say that pain during sexual intercourse is definitely vaginitis or vaginal disease. When pain occurs during sexual intercourse, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination and treatment, and suspend sexual intercourse. Do not engage in any sexual activity during this stage, because any sexual activity may cause damage to the vagina.