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Pain after sex
Hello doc,
I am having intercourse with my gf since 4+ years but recently we are having sex in every week. Now each time we are having sex.. After 12-13hrs she is feeling enormous pain at chest area(not breast),vagina,lower abdomen, joint of legs, thigh areas.. These pain remains for 2-3 days to week..
This pain was not apparent during intercourse.. One more thing to note we have done intercourse in different position but at doggy she is feeling enormous pain during sex. So we avoid that.
Please advice us..
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Dr. Navya G
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi there.. pain after intercourse is normally seen in few females.. this is because of chemicals( prostaglandins) being released during sex cause muscles of uterus, vagina to contract and in turn causing pain abdomen, thigh pain, vaginal pain.. this is normal cause of pain, other causes include Fibroids, pelvic inflammatory disease, infections, harsh sex.. you can reduce pain after sex by being gentle, avoiding postures which increase pain and get treated any cause if present.. consult gynecologist once if pain persists..
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