What causes abdominal pain in women after sexual activity? Abdominal pain during female sexual activity is related to these disease factors

After sexual intercourse, there is a sense of satisfaction and happiness. A few people experience abdominal pain after sexual intercourse, ranging from mild to severe, but they avoid treatment and even lose interest in sex.

During sexual intercourse, the position of the female upper and uterine appendages changes, exerting a pulling effect on the surrounding tissues. Long term uterine impulses can cause pelvic congestion syndrome and can also cause acute or chronic abdominal pain. Due to its wide range of symptoms, it is often confused with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and such patients are often misdiagnosed as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease or chronic adnexitis. Due to the large number and weak structure of pelvic veins in women, early marriage and childbirth, excessive burden on the immature genitalia, or improper sexual intercourse, frequent pregnancy and childbirth, pelvic vein congestion is prone to occur. Sexual intercourse causes varying degrees of pain, most of which are deep sexual pain. The next day, symptoms such as lower abdominal pain and increased vaginal discharge worsen, and one becomes bored with sexual activity. The reason is that sexual intercourse triggers the congested cervix and posterior curvature, affecting the entire uterus and even the congested ovaries, leading to acute pelvic congestion and congestion, exacerbating symptoms. Health guidance can be provided based on relevant reasons to enable patients to fully understand the formation and prevention of diseases, such as resting at noon and evening every day, changing their habitual supine position to a lateral prone position, correcting constipation, controlling sexual intercourse, doing appropriate physical exercise, enhancing pelvic muscle tension, and improving pelvic blood circulation. The general effect is good. For those with cervical erosion, timely treatment of cervical erosion can achieve more satisfactory results. If lateral prone position therapy is effective but cannot consolidate, timely medical attention should be sought and appropriate surgical treatment methods should be selected based on age and reproductive needs.

Workers who have been engaged in standing or sitting for a long time may experience a continuous increase in pelvic vein pressure, which can easily lead to pelvic congestion syndrome. People who are accustomed to sleeping in a supine position may also experience gravitational effects and bladder filling. People who are accustomed to sleeping in a supine position may also affect the outflow of pelvic veins. From a mechanical perspective, during habitual supine sleep, most of the pelvic veins are located lower than the inferior vena cava, which is not conducive to pelvic venous outflow. Sleep in a lateral or prone position is beneficial for pelvic venous outflow.

Rupture of the corpus luteum is also a common cause of lower abdominal pain after sexual intercourse. Most occur on the 20th to 26th day of the menstrual cycle. Young women aged 14 to 30, so some people call them 'youth killers'. So, why is it possible for the corpus luteum to crack if it breaks too much? One is automatic rupture. Under normal circumstances, there is a small amount of bleeding in the corpus luteum, but if the bleeding is combined with the pressure inside the corpus luteum, it will spontaneously rupture; The second is the result of external forces. If the lower abdomen is impacted, violently jumps, runs, coughs or defecates, and the pressure inside the abdominal cavity suddenly increases, it can lead to the rupture of the mature corpus luteum. In addition, female reproductive organs expand and become congested during sexual activity, resulting in increased corpus luteum tension, rough male movements, and strong impact on the female lower abdomen, which can also lead to corpus luteum rupture. In short, women of childbearing age who experience severe pain in their lower abdomen around a week after mid menstrual period should consider the possibility of corpus luteum rupture and seek timely consultation and corresponding treatment from a gynecologist. Pain killers should not be abused to avoid masking symptoms and affecting normal diagnosis and treatment.

It is always necessary to eliminate tension before sexual intercourse, change contraceptive methods and sexual positions, and make gentle movements.