Cramps after sexual intercourse can be common for some women, especially during or after orgasm. These cramps may be caused by uterine contractions or the release of prostaglandins, hormones that can cause pain and inflammation. In most cases, these cramps are not a cause for concern and will go away independently. However, if the cramps become severe or are accompanied by other symptoms including vaginal bleeding or discharge, it may indicate an underlying problem.
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I experienced light bleeding and cramps after protected sex. Why?
Query: Hello doctor, I had protected sex using a condom two weeks back and it was the day after ovulation but yesterday, I experienced light bleeding and very mild cramps. Could it be implantation bleeding? My last period lasted for four days in the second week of last month. My next period is due in about... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. We value the high level of confidence that you have in us. I believe that you have developed a hormonal imbalance since the sexual activities were protected. The light bleeding and cramps may just be a result of the recent sexual activity. Could you please do a ho... Read Full »
I am having cramps after sex. Please help.
Query: Hello doctor,I had sex with my boyfriend yesterday. I broke my hymen months before having intercourse with my boyfriend. I already had a broken hymen. He did not cum inside of me throughout our intercourse. Furthermore, we did not use condoms. However, I have been experiencing severe abdominal pains... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I just read your query. I can understand your concern. Let me first clarify a few things. Hymen has no role in stopping semen or sperm from entering the vagina and reaching the egg. Even if the precum, pre-seminal fluid, or semen comes in contact with the genitals or ... Read Full »