The dangers of too frequent sexual activity for women

We know that if men have sex too frequently, it is very harmful to the body. So what about women who have sex too frequently? Whether more frequent sexual life for women will affect their physical and mental health is a question that everyone is concerned about. Let’s take a look together below!

In real life, some women often experience symptoms of kidney deficiency such as low back pain, weak legs, dizziness, listlessness, fatigue, loss of appetite, and even excessive leucorrhea. Some also experience frequent urination and urgency, and cannot hold urine.

Disease diagnosis found that many of them were caused by excessive frequency of sexual life. There is nothing wrong with having sex more frequently, but if it is not controlled and indulged in, it will definitely cause adverse effects.

Modern science emphasizes that couples should not have excessive sexual intercourse to prevent wasting their essence and damaging their energy. But many women feel that excessive sex is something that only applies to men, which is not actually the case. Excessive sexual activity is more harmful to men, but it also has a certain impact on women.

Because, married life is a comprehensive reflection of the whole body of both parties' central nervous system, independent central nervous system and sympathetic and sympathetic nervous system.

The study found that women also have systemic symptoms such as muscle cramps, rapid heartbeat, difficulty breathing, increased blood pressure, body tenderness, heavy sweating, and extreme fatigue during sexual intercourse.

Therefore, frequent sexual life in women can also cause an imbalance in the autonomic nervous system, resulting in a series of manifestations of autonomic nervous system dysfunction, such as listlessness, dizziness, vertigo, pale complexion, dark circles around the eyes, irritability, dry mouth, excessive vaginal discharge, and some may even experience irregular menstruation. It is not difficult to see that women also need to prevent excessive sexual activity.

Do you understand the whole process of female sexual life?

First of all, it is the woman's body that causes excitement. This excitement may come from touch, or from language and communication between men and women. The reactions of female body excitement are generally difficulty breathing, rapid heartbeat, hot face, swollen nipples, etc., and then the female vulva will secrete fluid while feeling excited.

Then comes further human excitement. The general manifestations are slightly closed eyes, more rapid breathing, and a faster heart rate. Then the muscles in the vagina will contract involuntarily along with the woman's body, and with obvious pleasure, the woman's consciousness and thinking will temporarily stagnate.

The last is the decline stage. After a woman reaches sexual pleasure, it will gradually dissipate after 5 to 30 seconds until it ends. The body will gradually calm down, and after about 20 to 30 minutes the sexual sensation will disappear, and it will return to normal. Compared to men, women's orgasms come and go more slowly and also wane more slowly.

Does frequent sexual intercourse affect women’s reproductive health?

When women have sex, their vagina is stimulated by a mechanical device. Generally speaking, due to the peculiarity of the tissue structure of the vagina, women will not feel pain during intercourse, and there will be no effect if the frequency of intercourse is a little more.

But some women are not like this. The reason why they feel uncomfortable may be that they are not prepared enough or have psychological barriers to sexual life.

Generally speaking, if sexual intercourse is too frequent or if the couple does not pay attention to sexual hygiene, germs may be introduced, affecting the reproductive health of women. However, because the woman's vagina is an acidic and alkaline environment that can kill bacteria, frequent sexual intercourse between couples will not cause any harm.

What factors may affect women's reproductive health?

In the sexual life of couples, the situation that will affect the reproductive health of women is mainly when women enter the bottleneck period of weight loss.

During normal sexual intercourse, women experience a weight loss bottleneck, their pelvis will swell, then reach climax, and then after 20 to 30 minutes the body will slowly recover, and after 4 to 6 hours the pelvic congestion will subside. If the pelvic congestion subsides, resuming sexual intercourse will have no effect on women.

However, if women are always in the weight loss bottleneck period during their sexual life and cannot reach the climax for a long time, the blood in the pelvis will be difficult to dissipate. If this continues for a long time, women will have pelvic congestion, causing lower abdominal pain, menstrual pain and other symptoms, which will harm women's health.

What happens if women have too much sex?

1. The impact of multiple insertions of male genitals into the vagina on female reproductive health.

The penis is inserted into the vagina and twitches, which is a mechanical stimulation to the vagina and may also bring bacteria into the female vagina. The vagina is composed of stratified squamous epithelium, which has strong anti-friction ability. If there is no pain when friction is stimulated, there will be no problem even if the frequency of sexual intercourse is high and the duration of sexual intercourse is long.

Some women experience significant pain during penetration, which may be related to insufficient preparation for sex, too little fluid in the vulva, or a significant psychological fear of sexual intercourse that causes excessive muscle spasm in the lower vagina. It may also be related to the presence of inflammatory mediators of vaginal infection that cause pain during penetration.

2. During multiple sexual intercourses, if the male genitals or female vulva are not clean when the penis is inserted.

Failure to clean the male genitals or female vulva may bring some bacteria into the female vagina, increasing the chance of vaginal infection. However, lactobacillus naturally grows in the female vagina, which can produce lactic acid bacteria and adjust the acidity of the female vagina.

Under normal circumstances, the Ph value is maintained at around 4.5. Generally, bacteria cannot survive in such an acidic and alkaline environment. Therefore, the vagina has a certain ability to resist infection. Under normal conditions of human immunity, even multiple sexual intercourses in a short period of time will not cause vaginal infection.

3. The impact of multiple sexual pleasures on female reproductive health.

Sexual pleasure is an instinctive physical reaction that has evolved over a long period of sexual life. The human body is naturally capable of initiating and carrying out sexual pleasure responses. Therefore, sexual pleasure reflects no harm to women's reproductive health. Totalitarian scientific research results show that sexual pleasure can improve the body's functional conditions and is beneficial to physical health.