What should women do with abdominal pain after having sex? Doctor's reminder: Do not lie on your back for abdominal pain after sexual activity

According to reports, some women may experience abdominal pain after sexual activity. Experts point out that some abdominal pain may be caused by pelvic congestion syndrome caused by improper posture, and simply changing the lateral prone sleeping position can alleviate the pain symptoms.

When having sex, the position of the upper position of the female, Uterine appendages and other organs is changed to produce traction on the surrounding tissues. Chronic congestion can cause pelvic congestion syndrome, and acute or chronic abdominal pain can also occur. The reason is that during sex, the congested cervix and posterior fornix are touched, the whole child palace and even the congested ovary are affected, causing acute pelvic congestion, which aggravates the symptoms.

At this point, women should change their habitual supine position to a lateral position. When sleeping in supine position, the position of pelvic vein is mostly lower than that of Inferior vena cava, which is not conducive to the blood flow of pelvic vein out of the pelvis. Sleeping in lateral position and lateral position is conducive to the outflow of pelvic congestion.

In addition, in order to improve constipation, regulate the room, engage in appropriate physical exercise, increase pelvic muscle tension, improve pelvic blood circulation, and generally alleviate pain. The lateral prone position therapy is effective, and those who cannot consolidate must seek medical attention immediately.