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sex pains
Me and my wife just got done having sex and she is in a lot of pain. Meaning hard to walk cant pee cant move. She said its on her right side by her vagina and she said her butt whole hurts also hurts if i touch her. Its constant pain but sometimes they get worse she cant be pregnant its not possible but can you help me and is there anything i can do for her.
Yes you can help her, by taking her to her doctor for a thorough evaluation of her condition.
She may have a prolapse of one of the internal organs, or a slipped disc.
Possibly the sciatic nerve being pinched and the muscles around it have gone into spasm.
If this is due to a prolapse (slipped disc), her doctor will give her some relaxant medication to relax the muscles that are in spasm.
An anti-inflammatory and pain relief.
She needs to see her doctor as soon as possible.
Let us know how she gets on.
Best wishes.
She may have a prolapse of one of the internal organs, or a slipped disc.
Possibly the sciatic nerve being pinched and the muscles around it have gone into spasm.
If this is due to a prolapse (slipped disc), her doctor will give her some relaxant medication to relax the muscles that are in spasm.
An anti-inflammatory and pain relief.
She needs to see her doctor as soon as possible.
Let us know how she gets on.
Best wishes.
It is possible that she might have a cyst. I would tell her to go to the GP and have an ultrasound done.
One question though. How is it not possible for her to get pregnant? Has she had her tubes tied? Hysterectomy? This might also help if I knew.
One question though. How is it not possible for her to get pregnant? Has she had her tubes tied? Hysterectomy? This might also help if I knew.
Yes, you can get her medical attention. This might be something you can't handle on your own. Blessings - Blu
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