See Happens To Your Body After Having Sex -

See What Happens To Your Body After Having Sex

What happens to your body after having sex? Many of us see sex as good and will like to believe that everything about it is wonderful but it just simply does not work that way.

Yes, sex can be weird and weird stuff happens when you have sex. This is that very season that a lot of young people feel like having sex either for fun or for some other reasons.

Remember that sex with your partner involves bond creation, and for this to happen, your body needs to undergo some certain changes in order to adapt.

However, you may feel a bit strange after or see strange physical reactions. You may even feel some burning or pain.


Therefore in this article, we have attempted to list some of the reactions that the body has when you have sex according to You Tango.

Profurious Sweating: A cardiovascular surgeon, David Greuner of NYC Surgical Associates say that just like all forms of exercise, sex causes an increase in the body’s temperature and the heart slows down after sex and delivers less blood to the skin.


Read Also: 5 Reasons Why You Feel Pain During Sex




Lingering Pelvic Pain: Women who have had children are likely to have feelings of pelvic pain and pressure after intercourse because of a condition called ‘pelvic congestion syndrome’.





Burning Sensation: If you feel a burning sensation after sex, it could be because your vagina is inflamed.


However, if you are concerned about a STI or the sensation doesn’t fade away, you should consider seeing a doctor.


Itching: If you find yourself having an annoying scratch after sex, you may have reacted to a gel, lubrication, or condom. If it persists, seek medical help.

Cramps: Painful sex doesn’t happen often, but sometimes it does. This is sometimes just cramping from uterine contractions related to your orgasm and is nothing to worry about.

Urinary Tract Infection: One in five women will experience a urinary tract infection in her lifetime, and it’s easy to see why: sex is the leading cause of UTI.

The act of having sex can transfer bacteria from the bowel to the vaginal cavity and up to the urethra (yes), causing that itchy, burning, painful infection.

Remember to play safe and use condom if and only if you want to engage yourself in any sexual activity.

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