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Jakarta, Spasi-id.com - Desire and moans during and after intercourse or make love, is not always about pleasure. Exactly, this pain can be caused by cramps.
If you ever have this problem, consult with the gynecologist immediately. That condition could be a sign that something is wrong with sexual health.
Disturbing from Healthsite, according to Dr. Madhavi Reddy, Obstetrician Consultant & Gynecologist of Motherhood Hostatals, Bangalore, there are many reasons why someone might experience pain during or after sex.
- ISS (Sexual Infectious Infection)
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Some STIs can cause cramps and stomach pains. These STIs include chlamydia, hepatitis and PID.
- Vaginismus
It's a medical condition where the muscles around the female's vagina begin to cramp unconsciously. So having sex may hurt someone in this condition. Besides, muscles can keep convulsing after having sex too. - Orgasm
During orgasm, the muscles of the vagina move rhythmically. Sometimes, this can be the reason for the cramps. - Endometriosis
It's a condition where tissue that should be coating the uterus is found outside the uterus in the pelvis area. It can cause someone to experience pain over or after having sex.
- Inner penetration
There are several sexual positions whose penetration is deeper than normal. If the cervix is hit too hard during penetration, it could cause pain or cramp. - Fibroids
The fibroids were found in the uterine wall. It's tame and the pain caused by this may get worse during intercourse.
- Emotional Trauma
Emotional trauma could have significant impact on you, even if you weren't aware of its magnitude. It can manifest as pain and cramp over or after sex. - Menstruation
Cramps while you're menstruating are normal. If you have sex during menstruation and continue to have cramps, it's a natural thing.
