“…Postcoital haemperitoneum (PH) without an evident vaginal injury is reported only in 19 cases in literature. [1][2][3][4][5][6] Postcoital injuries are usually associated with risk factors such as pregnancy, rough intercourse, coital position, vaginismus, genital disproportion, postmenopausal atrophy, genital operations, uterine retroversion and rape or the use of sexual 'toys'. 4 Commonly, PH without evident vaginal injury is caused by a rupture of a branch of coeliac axis.…”