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Lower Left side Abdominal pain.
I had intercourse with my husband two days back for the first time and since then I feel pain and cramps in my left side lower abdomen. I was not lubricated properly and felt a burning sensation while having intercourse. My friends told me the pain will suffice within two days since its my first time but it keeps coming back every now and then. At times the pain lingers for quite some time and I feel very tired and exhausted. I don't have any bleeding or smell in my urine. Kindly Help.
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After your first coitus, it is normal to experience stomach and back pain because of the painful spasms of the muscles around the vagina called as Vaginismus. It is also possible that your boyfriend might have bumped into your cervix and bruised it. Another most common cause could be your anxiety and stress as you had sex for the first time.
There are number of useful homoeopathic medicines which can help you in this situation and can be prescribed after knowing your detailed symptomatology.
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take rest and drink plenty of water
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