Girl was sexually assaulted

Female friends must pay more attention to protecting their own safety. If there is no sexual assault, they must undergo a detailed physical examination, because sexual intercourse involving such violent means will seriously affect the physical health of female friends, and may even cause female friends to lose their original fertility in the future. It is very necessary to go to the hospital for a specific vaginal examination.

Rape, also known as sexual violence, sexual assault or forced sexual intercourse, is a criminal act that uses illegal violence to force sexual intercourse on the victim against his or her will. Rape is a crime in most countries around the world (except Afghanistan, Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of the Congo). Having sex with a victim is also considered rape when the victim is unable to refuse due to alcohol, drugs, religious influence, etc.

Since rape is an act of violence against the victim's will, it can cause serious physical harm to the victim.

Rape injuries are divided into the following two types: 1. Injuries caused by the victim's struggle and beating; 2. Damage to the victim's reproductive organs caused by the rape itself.

The vagina is actually a closed space, and the vaginal walls are usually close to each other. Only when a woman is highly sexually excited will her vagina relax and secrete body fluids to facilitate sexual intercourse. If the penis is forcibly inserted when the woman is not sexually excited, she will not only feel no pleasure but will feel pain. When a woman is gang-raped by multiple people or is young when she is raped and her reproductive organs are immature, the vaginal wall may rupture and bleed, causing damage to her reproductive organs.

The recovery of sexual function in male patients depends on the severity of the disease and the recovery status. The more serious the condition, the more prominent the symptoms; the faster the liver function recovers, the more obvious the improvement in sexual function will be. At this time, patients should pay attention to two issues: first, reduce the frequency and duration of sexual life, which will help reduce energy consumption and contribute to the recovery of liver disease. Second, do not abuse the so-called "sexual function enhancement" and "kidney-tonifying" drugs, so as to prevent these drugs from causing serious depletion of sexual ability and further damage to the liver, making the disease more difficult to recover.

The correct approach should be to actively treat the primary disease, maintain proper nutrition, pay attention to rest, prevent further necrosis of liver cells, and promote their regeneration. Usually, as liver function continues to recover, the patient's sexual function will improve to varying degrees.