Uterine pain during intercourse

In fact, many female friends will experience uterine pain after having sex. This is a physiological phenomenon caused by orgasm, so there is no need to worry too much. If you feel uterine pain after intercourse and the pain becomes more severe after intercourse, you should seek medical attention immediately because you may have a gynecological disease.

What causes uterine pain after sex?

Most women experience abdominal pain after sex because it is physiological. During orgasm, the vagina and pelvic organs become congested, and tissues contract or spasm, causing abdominal pain. In addition, if there are organic lesions or inflammations in the female pelvic organs or vagina, such as fungal infections or endometriosis, it may cause local irritation during sexual intercourse. The pain is often felt during intercourse and is more obvious after the end. This requires going to the hospital for examination immediately.

One is external pressure stimulation. From an anatomical point of view, the female urethra and bladder base are adjacent to the vagina, and the uterus and its appendages are closely related to the vagina. During sexual intercourse, due to external pressure stimulation and congestion caused by hypersexuality, the reproductive organs and pelvic tissues and organs will experience varying degrees of contraction and spasm, resulting in abdominal pain.

Second, the sex life is impatient and rough. During sexual intercourse, the man's actions are too impatient, rough or squeezing, causing abdominal pain in the woman.

The third is the influence of prostaglandins. Male semen contains a substance called prostaglandin, which can stimulate female uterine contraction, especially in pregnant women. This special physiological phenomenon may cause abdominal pain during sexual intercourse in a small number of women.

In addition, excessive sexual excitement and sexual methods may mask abdominal pain, which will become obvious after sexual intercourse. This is common and usually tolerable, and the pain goes away on its own after a while.