Lower abdominal pain and anal swelling after sex

Women need to have a normal sex life after marriage. A normal sexual life can make a woman's body better. However, some women experience lower abdominal pain after having sex. So, what is the reason for lower abdominal pain and anal prolapse after intercourse?

There are many reasons why you may feel pain in your lower abdomen and anus after sex.

Some patients suffer cervical injuries due to overly rough postures during intercourse. It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately and receive symptomatic treatment.

Some patients may have gynecological diseases such as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease or chronic adnexitis before having sex. After having sex, due to pelvic congestion, it is easy to cause local blood circulation problems, resulting in symptoms such as lower abdominal and anal pain. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, reduce activity, and take medication under the guidance of a doctor.

Some patients also have mild abdominal and anal pain due to uterine contractions caused by intense postures during intercourse. They can be temporarily observed and rest in bed without special treatment.

1. All normal pain

During sexual intercourse, the twitching of the male genitals can cause strong irritation to the female vagina, abdomen and pelvic organs. The woman may experience difficulty breathing and the whole body cannot contract easily, which can cause pain. However, because sexual desire masks the pain, the pain usually only manifests itself during sexual intercourse. It is the most common condition. This type of abdominal pain during intercourse is tolerable and will clear up on its own.

2. Female body structure

The female urethra and the bottom of the bladder are close to the vagina, and the uterus and appendages are more closely related to the vagina, making them more susceptible to external pressure and biological stimulation. When the genitals are swollen, the pelvic tissues will produce different degrees of phenomena, such as contraction or muscle spasm, causing abdominal pain. This kind of situation often occurs in people who have sex for the first time and can be gradually alleviated afterwards.

3. Cystitis

The female urethral opening and the bottom of the bladder are close to the vagina, and the uterus and appendages are more closely related to the vagina, making them easily stimulated by external pressure and biological factors. In this case, changing the posture of sexual intercourse, reducing the pressure on the anterior wall of the vagina, and emptying the bladder immediately during intercourse can all help alleviate the symptoms.

4. Pelvic inflammatory disease in women

If a woman has a disease in her abdomen or pelvis, the impact of the penis on the diseased area will cause lower abdominal pain.

Pelvic inflammation such as vaginitis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease can cause persistent pain in women's lower abdomen, and the symptoms are aggravated by local irritation hematoma caused by sexual intercourse. This type of physiological symptom is very different from the previous types, that is, the pain will last for a long time and will not be relieved with the end of sexual intercourse. Women can also determine the cause of the disease by going to the hospital for a gynecological examination.

5. Duration is too long

If sexual intercourse lasts too long, prolonged sexual excitement can cause long-term pelvic hematoma and may also cause pelvic congestion syndrome in women, resulting in abdominal pain. Changing positions appropriately during sexual intercourse, such as lying on your side, can help discharge pelvic congestion and thus alleviate symptoms.