excruciating pain during and after sex?

Question

Me and my boyfriend were having sex about a week ago and all of asudden it felt like he was stabbing my insides when he pushed in so i tryed to ignore then it started hurting even if he didnt push it all the way in so we stopped and i couldnt even sit down cause i felt so much pressuse on my *** and it hurt so i tried walking and it still hurt just not as bad! what is causing it! now it kinda hurts but we havent had as much sex since then so i dont know if it still will happen.

Answer 1

perhaps you have a cyst or something that has developed..those can cause pain during sex...but you can't know that unless you go to the doctor...

So I would schedule an appointment even if the pain does go away..just because there is no pain, doesn't mean there is not a problem..
Good luck!

Answer 2

Don't wait--see your ob/gyn doctor as soon as possible. Be sure when you call to make the appointment you let the receptionist know you are having serious, ongoing vaginal pain so she can get you in ASAP. If you don't have an ob/gyn, call your primary care physician for an appointment. From experience I know don't put it off and that it can be so painful it feels like the proverbial red-hot poker being stuffed up inside you.

You don't say your age, but you may have endometrosis which is when the uterine lining attaches itself to other organs such as the ovaries. It can be removed by surgery and may not necessarily result in a hysterectomy which is another reason you don't want to waste time.

Another possibility is that you could have fibroids which are benign tumors that grow in the uterus. They can be removed by surgery and may or may not reoccur. Your doctor would have a better idea after the surgery when he can examine them for size, etc. With all the latest surgical techniques available I'd hate to hazard a guess what a hospital stay length could be. It may depend on where you live and where you have the surgery performed.

Good luck, and I hope it's nothing too serious. Hopefully your boyfriend is supportive & solicitious of you and will wait for full intercourse until you have doctor's approval. There are always other positions/techniques you can have fun with so neither is deprived of intimacy.

Answer 3

Do you have Endometriosis? See http://www.endocenter.org/endofaq.htm for information on the disease, a partial list of symptoms, help, info, support, etc.

Other reasons for dyspareunia include vaginismus, inadequate lubrication, pelvic inflammatory disease or other infection, urinary tract infection, or as a reaction/side effect to certain medications.

There may also be a psychological component as well, but most likely you have a physical reason that can be treated successfully. Good luck.

Answer 4

Well, after going to the OBGYN to rule out any STD's or other abnormalities.,It's possible that he may be practicing rough sex ie jackrabbit sex. It's not for everyone, but one can get used to it if one chooses. Take care of yourself, try different positions and styles. Good luck.

Answer 5

Only the inner 1/3rd of your vagina has nerve ending so you could have a problem further inside that your not even aware of, see a doctor soon! Preferably a gynocologist.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Get to a gynecologist right a way. Could be fibroid tumors or pelvic inflammatory disease

Answer 8

See your doctor ASAP. You may have an infection or std. Get screened as soon as you can. Good luck.

For more information about your specific symptoms, see:
http://www.webmd.com

Answer 9

Hon, You need to see an ob/gyn doctor. There should never be pain after the first time..

God bless & Hugs from Texas. {:-)
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Answer 10

You should go to the doctor and get checked. It sounds like Pelvic Inflammatory disease