Why do I have dull pain in my lower abdomen after sex?

For lovers or married couples, sex is a very important activity in life. However, many young men and women nowadays do not understand the relevant precautions of sex. For example, using too much force during sex, not paying attention to personal hygiene, or having improper sexual posture, etc., may cause lower abdominal pain in women. In addition, the following causes of lower abdominal pain after sex should also be considered.

Why do I have dull pain in my lower abdomen after sex?

Normal sexual intercourse should not cause lower abdominal pain. You must pay attention to this. It is best to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up to see if there are any gynecological problems. Especially if you have had an abortion or childbirth, you need to check whether there is any infection in the pelvis. Pain will not occur without reason. If the specific cause cannot be found, it will affect future treatment. This matter cannot be ignored.

There are many reasons for this symptom, the most common ones are pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, uterine fibroids, etc. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound examination to confirm the cause and then receive symptomatic treatment. It is recommended not to have sexual intercourse after this symptom occurs so as not to aggravate the condition.

Reasons for abdominal pain in women after sex:

Normal people can feel satisfied after sexual intercourse, but a few people experience abdominal pain after sexual intercourse, which can be mild or severe. Generally speaking, the causes of abdominal pain after sex are:

(1) Sexual intercourse consumes a certain amount of physical energy, which speeds up blood circulation and dilates capillaries. Some people will sweat all over their body. If they are suddenly attacked by cold wind at this time, it may cause paroxysmal pain in the lower abdomen or around the navel.

(2) The base of the female urethra and bladder is close to the vagina, and the uterus and its appendages are even closer to the vagina, making them more susceptible to stimulation from external pressure and biological factors. For example, when the pelvic organs are inflamed or congested, the tissues will contract or spasm, causing abdominal pain.

(3) When a man uses too much force during sexual intercourse, the woman's abdominal pressure suddenly increases, and the uterus, rectum, and bladder are squeezed by gravity, causing reverse peristalsis of the intestines and causing abdominal pain.

⑷ Persistent sexual desire can cause pelvic congestion syndrome, and may also cause acute or chronic abdominal pain.

Based on the above reasons, you must pay attention to eliminating tension before sexual intercourse, and be gentle during sexual intercourse. At the same time, it is recommended to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital to rule out pelvic inflammation, pelvic congestion and other diseases, and take appropriate medication and physical therapy.