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Q: Back pain after intercourse

asked by: SSM on June 6th, 2009

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Hi I am a married 52m, I get a back pain after a couple of hours after intercourse, which does not affect my appetitute at time, but when I do to sleep I get teeth clenching with no noise and I wake up with my chins hurting me. I also wake up with bad appetite and i rather not eat, if i did eat something i will nearly throw up,I feel tired and internal muscles contracted.The situation continues througout the day and I hardly eat, the next day i am normal again.Pls explain what is going on and advise.
Many thanks in advance.

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Deutonus

replied on June 11th, 2009

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Well, I just noticed that your question was unanswered so I thought I'd try to help to the best of my knowledge of sex. Try thinking about what you do during sex, do you clench your teeth during it at all? Maybe you're moving too fast. Sadly that's the best I can do. Neutral

Hope it helps somewhat.

SSM

replied on June 16th, 2009

New User

Dear Deutonus
Thank you for your concern. No I don'n clench my teeh but yes may be fast.I tried now to make sex during the day and not in the afternoon, it seems to make a difference, as I think muscle relaxation will be more effecient for this longer time after intercouse rather than do this during sleep, which will affect other internal organs as the digestive system.

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