PYou might think everything is fine, feel some discomfort during your period, but think it’s nothing serious. Still, you may have endometriosis. There is a symptom after sexual intercourse that may indicate this disease.
Doctor Alyssa Dweck revealed to Prevention magazine that cramps can be a symptom to be aware of. “It is usually the result of uterine muscle contractions that occur naturally with orgasm,” he explains.
It reveals that more intense cramps can happen after sexual intercourse. It could even be one of the main signs of this disease.
Before sexual intercourse, taking a painkiller can be a way to relieve pain. Also using lubricant and trying different positions until the couple feels more comfortable are other tips he gives.
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