Female sexual excitement

Women's sexual desire comes on relatively slowly, and it takes a long time before sex to slowly arouse women's sexual desire and make them excited. When a woman reaches sexual excitement, her body will show many characteristics. This is when it is easiest for a woman to reach orgasm. We can get to know these characteristics well. So, what are the signs of sexual excitement in women? Let’s take a look below.

1. Muscle tension

Due to the increased muscle excitability, muscle tension occurs in some muscles of the whole body, from involuntary contraction to regular contraction. When sexually excited, muscle spasm-like contractions may occur, mainly manifested as cramps in the hands and feet, facial distortion or twisting of the body.

2. Increased blinking

Because women's estrogen levels increase, when they want to get attention from the opposite sex, they blink an average of 32% more times per hour than other people. This characteristic is especially evident in the hope of gaining attention from the opposite sex, especially in front of a man who looks very masculine.

3. Increased repetitive movements

When many women are sexually excited, they will perform repetitive movements due to anxiety and other emotions, such as moving their fingers, grinding their nails, and some may even shake their legs. This is a behavioral response caused by their inner tension and anticipation.

4. Arch your back

When a woman is sexually excited, her back will slightly arch, which makes her look very shy, but in fact she is ready. Careful men can find that when a woman reaches orgasm, her back arches at the largest angle, which is an instinctive reaction of the body.

Experts say that when the thyroid function is hyperfunctioning, especially when it is mild, 10% to 20% of patients will experience sexual hyperactivity.

When the gonads or pituitary gland are diseased, it can lead to excessive release of gonadotropins, causing an increase in gonadotropin. Or due to pituitary disease, the anterior lobe can secrete excessive gonadotropins and increase sex hormone secretion, resulting in sexual hyperarousal.

Gynecological inflammatory stimulation can also cause sexual hyperactivity, and after the ovarian estrogen secretion of menopausal women decreases, the excessive feedback secretion of pituitary gonadotropin can also cause sexual hyperactivity.

Therefore, if you experience abnormal sexual desire, you should consider whether it is caused by endocrine disorders or gynecological inflammation, and do not just treat it as a simple sexual problem.