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What Causes Twinging And Pain In Lower Abdomen After Having Intercourse?
hello,
last week i had a few twinges in my lower abdomen and when i sneezed it hurt. then last fri i had intercourse with my fiance and it really hurt and shortly after i felt very faint and sick and was in a lot of pain. the pain got slightly better after ibroprofen. since then i have felt better but a little strange in my lower abdomen. also i should come on my period towards the weekend and i always get very bad mood swings and very sore boobs but this time i dont. what could it be? thank you
last week i had a few twinges in my lower abdomen and when i sneezed it hurt. then last fri i had intercourse with my fiance and it really hurt and shortly after i felt very faint and sick and was in a lot of pain. the pain got slightly better after ibroprofen. since then i have felt better but a little strange in my lower abdomen. also i should come on my period towards the weekend and i always get very bad mood swings and very sore boobs but this time i dont. what could it be? thank you
Fri, 2 Jan 2015
Hi.
Thanks for your query and understanding of the problems you have,
The commonest cause of pain after intercourse with the sensation of fainting and all are :
Ovarian problems like twisted cyst or recently enlarged cyst due to internal bleeding or infection in it.
PID- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Salpingitis and so on.
I would advise you the following:
Urgent ultrasonography of the abdomen and the pelvis and trans-vaginal USG if faciility is available.
Gynecologist's opinion and per-vaginal examination, this gives a lot of information and better than that of the USG and so.
The treatment will depend upon the reports.
Thanks for your query and understanding of the problems you have,
The commonest cause of pain after intercourse with the sensation of fainting and all are :
Ovarian problems like twisted cyst or recently enlarged cyst due to internal bleeding or infection in it.
PID- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.
Salpingitis and so on.
I would advise you the following:
Urgent ultrasonography of the abdomen and the pelvis and trans-vaginal USG if faciility is available.
Gynecologist's opinion and per-vaginal examination, this gives a lot of information and better than that of the USG and so.
The treatment will depend upon the reports.
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