Pain in the abdomen after male intercourse is what kind of cause

Patient's question:

Duration of the onset and persistence of this illness: Lasted for half an hour

Doctor's answer:

After sex, lower abdominal pain may occur, which could be due to the following issues, such as: varicocele, referred pain from testicular and epididymal inflammation, radiating pain from ureteral stones, pain caused by prolonged contraction of the bulbospongiosus muscle due to overly intense sex, or lower abdominal discomfort caused by chronic prostatitis. Excessive frequency of sex or overindulgence can lead to prolonged and repeated swelling and congestion of the penis, which may also cause pain.
Chronic pain may be a sign of chronic prostatitis, and the accompanying symptoms can be numerous, such as pain or discomfort in the testicles, perineum, lower abdomen, or inguinal region, which may become more pronounced during or after sex. Other symptoms may include frequent urination, urinary urgency, incomplete urination, painful urination, or yellow urine, indicating abnormal urination. Additionally, functional and reproductive symptoms may appear, such as reduced libido, ejaculation disorders, premature ejaculation, or hematospermia.