But in the case of cervical painaka a bruised cervixit may be too intense to ignore.
Luckily, it’s usually not a cause for concern.
Here’s what to know about cervical pain, plus how to prevent it going forward.
What is a bruised cervix?
It’s typically because of vigorous sexual activity.
“The most common cause of a bruised cervix is rough intercourse or rough play with vaginal toys.”
Certain factors can make cervical pain more likely, according to OB/GYNSuzanne Gilberg-Lenz, M.D.
So, when the cervix is lower, it’s easier to hit.
Signs and symptoms.
Here’s a general overview of what it might feel like:
Bruised cervix treatment.
A bruised cervix typically resolves itself on its own and doesn’t take that long to heal.
When to see a doctor.
How to prevent cervical bruising.
Prevention is focused on avoiding the behavior that causes it."
Topical products including CBD or THC designed for vaginal or anal sex may help, she adds.
The bottom line.
Cervical pain is no fun, but it can be prevented.
