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CRAMPS AFTER SEX: THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY

CRAMPS AFTER SEX: THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY

Sex is meant to be great and more fun. No one would expect sex life to be accompanied by uncomfortable things such as physical pain. However, sex can cause cramps, though this is not a big deal to worry about since sometimes a woman may experience cramps in the uterine and abdominal area when having good times with her lover. While that is considered pretty normal, here is the good, bad, and ugly side to post intercourse cramping.

Several factors have been identified to cause post intercourse cramps, including certain medications that interrupt hormonal function. According to experts, this is not enough reason to raise the alarm, though. That said, let us discuss some common causes of cramps after sex and how to go about it.

Birth Control

The type of birth control used may determine whether she will experience cramps or not when having sex. The reason behind this is the IUDs which sit right in the uterus. They have strings that hang down through the cervix. When a woman is having sex, the IUD gets jostle, further leading to cramps. Although the IUD is essential for preventing pregnancy, this seems to be one of their side effects.

Your Period

When a woman is about to experience her period and has sex, the chances of getting cramps after sex are very high. It is something that would have happened to your body as unneeded urine lining and blood will be passing your body. The cervix is typically hard and low during menstruation, making it sore, leading to sensitivity during penis penetration or any other sexual penetration. If you need to have deeper and rougher sex, the best timing is to do it during your ovulation period since the cervix will have risen and is softer.

Medical Condition

Cramps after sex may result from serious conditions like endometriosis, a painful condition of the uterus. A woman suffering from this condition often experiences painful vaginal sex. Nevertheless, general pelvic pain or cramp after sex may signify cervical cancer, affecting the woman's reproductive organs. Consider getting a yearly test because it can spread if cancer isn't caught in time. 

A woman's uterus has poisoned another factor for cervical cramps after sex. If the uterus is tilted, the pain will be part of your game. To avoid such, consider different sex positions and seek advice from your doctor. 

Pelvic Inflammatory

It is another potential cause of cramping after sex. It may sometimes result from specific STDs such as gonorrhea or chlamydia.  Most of the reproductive organs likely to be affected by inflammation from pelvic inflammatory diseases are the ovaries. Jostling the ovaries during sex may be a bad idea if you need an enjoyable game.

Fibroids and Cysts

Fibroids are small tumors that are formed on the uterus. Cyst, on the other hand, form on the ovaries. Both cysts and fibroids sound like scary concerns; well, they can be relatively benign. If you have them, they can lead to uncomfortable sex life. If you are experiencing heavy bleeding during the period, it is a clear indication of fibroids symptoms. Because cysts may not be life-threatening, they always cause disconcerting pain during sex. Pain will increase if one of the cysts has raptured. For you to alleviate this, seek a medical assistant from your doctor as they can remove both cysts and fibroids from your reproductive organs.

Your Cervix

Having your cervix pummeled during sex may sound good, but this may lead to cramps after sex. Did you know that having sex with someone who has a big cock increases your chances of getting bacterial infections? Well, this is because the well-endowed man will be irritating your cervix. The same may occur if you are using a toy during masturbation. You don't have to insert a sex toy if you are a starter to eradicate this.

Another consideration is to talk to your partner about the physical state he leaves you in after sex. You also need to focus on a position that focuses penetration towards the front of your vagina. These positions would be only great for your G-spot stimulation. To decrease how far your partner penetrates, you can wrap your finger around his dick or use a thicker cock ring.

Pregnancy

Cramps after sex may be a symptom of early pregnancy. It may be accompanied by other symptoms like spotting, tender breasts, and morning sickness.  You can take a pregnancy test once you notice any of these symptoms. Well, it doesn't necessarily mean that you must be pregnant. You may still visit your doctor if the symptoms are for another medical condition that might be causing cramps after sex.

Vaginismus

Vaginismus is a condition of having involuntary muscle spasms around the vagina. When a woman gets to climax, the vaginal walls and muscles of the uterus contract rhythmically. Heart rate, blood pressure, pulse, and breathing increase before and during orgasm. The muscle everywhere (especially around your pelvic) may tense, leading to cramping. Well, having sex in the first place can be very painful for someone with vaginismus.  A woman's muscle will continue to spasm, leading to pain after sex. 

Prostatitis

Well, most people think that women are the only ones who experience pain during sex. That is not the case. Prostatitis or prostate inflammation can cause pain after sex or sometimes during sex in men. Once the prostate is inflamed, a man may experience pain during ejaculation as the prostate, and seminal vesicle will contract.

Emotional Trauma

If someone has previously been assaulted, trauma can manifest itself physically. A woman may recall a certain attack she once experienced, leading to physical pain whenever she is having sex.

The Bottom Line

Sex should be enjoyable and not painful. Pain during sex may be caused by some factors such as medical issues, pregnancy, prostatitis, and emotional trauma, among others. If you are experiencing cramping during sex, ensure you visit your doctor to determine how to cope with the situation or treat it if possible.

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