Couples in the preconception stage will grasp the accurate ovulation time and have sexual intercourse during the ovulation period, which will make it easier for women to conceive. Some women may experience discomfort after having sexual intercourse during ovulation. So, what causes lower back pain and abdominal pain after having sex during ovulation?
Women may experience lower back and abdominal pain during sexual intercourse during ovulation, which may be due to hormonal fluctuations in the female body that stimulate the lower back and abdomen, leading to the occurrence of lower back and abdominal pain symptoms. If these discomfort symptoms are not particularly obvious, women should pay attention to rest or use hot compress or plaster to treat and relieve them. If the stomach pain is severe, you can also take some painkillers orally in moderation to alleviate the symptoms.
Under normal circumstances, women who experience sexual intercourse during ovulation generally do not experience lower back pain or abdominal pain, although a few women who are sensitive to pain may occasionally experience this feeling. However, if there is abdominal pain and lower back pain after sexual intercourse during ovulation, it may also be due to excessive stimulation during sexual activity, causing pain caused by endometriosis in the endometrium.
Generally, if a man and a woman engage in sexual intercourse during ovulation without proper contraception, it is more likely to become pregnant. After that, if a woman experiences lower back pain and abdominal pain, and has not yet menstruated, it may be caused by pregnancy. In this case, it is best for women to undergo relevant examinations.
