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Q: Pain After Sex

asked by: aperfectsonnet on August 23rd, 2005

New User

Okay. So everytime after my boyfriend and I have sex it gets really painful down there for me. We hadn't had sex for about 2 weeks and yesterday we had sex for the first time and I could barely walk afterwards. It was so painful. I know it hurts abit when you very first start having sex but that cant be it for seeing as I have been having sex since about feb-march this year. I dont have a bladder infection. I just have no idea what it could be. Any ideas?

Replies(3)

jellobun

replied on August 23rd, 2005

New User

Ok...

Well the whole 2 weeks thing tells me that u have probley gotten kinda tight durring the wait ...But for the constant soreness...I know what u mean.. I have had the same problem and all you need is lubercation...I swear...After 2 days it will stop hurting...

TheGoodStuff89

replied on August 23rd, 2005

Experienced User

The same thing happened to me. I had a uti. You can have one for a long time before it starts to get painful after sex. My doctor told me that it could be a result from a lot of different things. During sex it feels like there's pressure against your pelvis bone and then after sex you don't even want to get up.

aperfectsonnet

replied on August 23rd, 2005

New User

Hmm, its been like 20 hours since we had sex and im still tender.

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