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Can ibs cause pelvic/rectal and low back pain after orgasm. ?
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It is possible, yet: It would still be wise to see your doctor. The low back pain could be due to several things including muscle spasm, strain or disc disease. The pelvic/rectal pain could be due to the IBS, bladder issue or constipation. A thorough evaluation by your doctors is in order as orgasm itself is not usually a culprit of pain.
Answered 8/13/2017
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