Why do I have lower abdominal pain after having sex for the first time?

Pain during sexual intercourse is a relatively common type of pain, which is mainly related to excessive intensity of intercourse and excessive tension on both sides. Sometimes it often causes lower abdominal pain in women. In addition to being related to the way of having sex, women should also be alert to some causes of gynecological inflammation. If you have gynecological diseases, it will often cause abnormal stimulation, which will aggravate abdominal pain and worsen the symptoms.

Excessive sexual activity

During sexual intercourse, the male penis twitches too hard in the vagina, causing severe stimulation to the female vagina, abdominal cavity and pelvic organs. Women may experience shortness of breath and even involuntary contractions of the entire body. However, the excitement during sexual intercourse masks the pain caused by the contraction, so it will manifest itself after sexual intercourse.

Sexual intercourse lasts too long

Some young men and women have strong sexual desire or have taken certain special drugs, which causes sexual intercourse to last too long or too many times at the same time, causing the female uterus to be in a state of continuous contraction. Over time, it is easy to experience lower abdominal distension and pain.

Gynecological inflammation

Gynecological inflammation is also a major cause of lower abdominal pain after sexual intercourse. Common gynecological inflammations include: adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc. The presence of these inflammations can cause women to experience lower abdominal pain after sexual intercourse due to the stimulation of the inflammation on the uterus.

Effects of prostaglandins

The semen ejaculated by men during sexual intercourse contains prostaglandins, which stimulate the contraction of the female uterus after entering the vagina, causing symptoms of lower abdominal pain in women.

Pressure effect

The bottom of the female urethra and bladder are close to the vagina, and the uterus and its appendages are even closer to the vagina, making them easily stimulated by external pressure and biological factors. For example, when the pelvic organs are inflamed or congested, the tissues will contract or spasm, causing abdominal pain.