What causes abdominal pain after sex?

The lower abdomen refers to the lower abdomen, which is the area between the navel and the ischial tuberosity. The internal organs included in the lower abdomen include the ileum, sigmoid colon, bladder, and in female patients, it also includes the uterus. Diseases of these internal organs and nerve disorders can cause lower abdominal pain. The more common diseases are the following:

1. Gastrointestinal diseases, colon and sigmoid colon spasms, colon and sigmoid colon inflammation and colon and sigmoid colon tumors can all cause lower abdominal pain.

2. Urinary and reproductive system diseases. Urinary tract infection and urinary stones can cause lower abdominal distension and pain, which are often accompanied by changes in urine. Urinalysis can reveal an increase in blood cells and white blood cells.

3. Gynecological diseases: Gynecological diseases can cause lower abdominal pain in women.

Therefore, patients who experience lower abdominal pain should pay close attention, go to the hospital as soon as possible, and receive targeted treatment after comprehensive examination.

The lower abdomen is located below the belly button. There may be some reasons for the swelling and pain in this area. Men and women have colons and intestines. Women also have uterus and ovaries, and men also have corresponding urinary system problems such as prostate. In addition, problems with the urinary and reproductive systems may also occur. Therefore, if you have abdominal distension and pain, you should also ask about other secondary symptoms besides the distension and pain. For example, whether women have irregular menstruation or abnormal leucorrhea; whether men have prostatitis, frequent urination, or whether there is an abnormal smell in the urine. At the same time, you should also check whether there are different symptoms such as thick blood and mucus in the stool, which may indicate abnormalities of different internal organs. Therefore, once lower abdominal pain occurs, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for medical treatment, and the doctor will rule out possible diseases related to internal organs based on the characteristics of the patient's symptoms.

If women experience lower abdominal pain after intercourse, it is often considered that it is due to pelvic inflammation caused by bacterial infection during intercourse due to lack of attention to hygiene. If there is a history of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease in the past, it is easy to cause a subacute attack of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease after intercourse. Therefore, it is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and B-ultrasound to see if there is obvious pelvic effusion, and to rule out organic lesions in the uterine appendages.

In addition, a bimanual gynecological examination is required to see if there is any obvious pain when pressing the uterus and its appendages. If the pain is very severe, it is recommended to also have a routine blood test to see the severity of the infection. For women whose pelvic inflammation is not very serious, oral antibiotics can usually be used for treatment.