There are many possible diagnoses for pain in that area. The first ones that come to mind are urinary tract infection which is not uncommon after vigorous sex. Are you urinating more often? Do you have pain with urination?
You mention a diet, which makes me wonder what you are doing as far as eating and drinking. Constipation is another possibility. If you think it is unlikely that you are pregnant, so do I. There are a lot of structures in your pelvis that can cause discomfort. Try to think about what your symptoms are and when they come and go and that will help figure out what is going on.
All that being said, if your crampy pelvic pain continues, you should see a health care provider to rule out infection or any other issue. It may not be sex related at all, and any time you have new pain that doesn't disappear you really should get checked out. Good luck and if we can be of further assistance, please let us know.
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Hi Paranoid
There are many possible diagnoses for pain in that area. The first ones that come to mind are urinary tract infection which is not uncommon after vigorous sex. Are you urinating more often? Do you have pain with urination?
You mention a diet, which makes me wonder what you are doing as far as eating and drinking. Constipation is another possibility. If you think it is unlikely that you are pregnant, so do I. There are a lot of structures in your pelvis that can cause discomfort. Try to think about what your symptoms are and when they come and go and that will help figure out what is going on.
All that being said, if your crampy pelvic pain continues, you should see a health care provider to rule out infection or any other issue. It may not be sex related at all, and any time you have new pain that doesn't disappear you really should get checked out. Good luck and if we can be of further assistance, please let us know.
July 28, 2010 - 6:33amThis Comment
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