Do women need sex?

When it comes to sex life, many people are ashamed to talk about it, but in fact, sex life has certain benefits for women. Some people worry that sexual life may cause various gynecological diseases, but sexual life also has some benefits. A happy and fulfilling sex life is the pursuit of every family. In the past, many women worried that not taking proper protective measures would lead to various gynecological diseases, but is this really the case? Let’s take a look together below.

Semen plays a key role in maintaining a perfect balance of hormone levels in women, thereby preventing or reducing the occurrence of breast cancer. Women who have had sex for too long or for many years have a greatly increased risk of developing vaginitis, endometritis, and fallopian tube inflammation.

Sex is a wonderful and enjoyable thing in the life of a couple. However, many women are hesitant during sex because they are worried that sex will cause them to suffer from gynecological diseases or affect the recovery of existing diseases.

So, does sex really cause gynecological diseases?

Experts say that normal, regular sex is not the culprit of gynecological diseases, but helps to maintain the health of the female reproductive system.

In recent years, many foreign studies have shown that male semen contains an antibacterial substance comparable to penicillin - semen plasmin, which can prevent the synthesis of certain bacterial ribonucleic acid, thereby inhibiting bacterial growth, and can even kill pathogenic bacteria such as Staphylococcus and Streptococcus like penicillin.

For women who have a normal sexual life and do not use condoms, allowing semen to enter the vagina regularly once or twice a week and reach the uterus and fallopian tubes through the cervix can disinfect and sterilize these parts, thereby reducing the risk of gynecological diseases.

The study pointed out that a German survey of 100 women who had been married for more than 30 years and had harmonious sex once or twice a week found that only 10% suffered from gynecological diseases, which was much lower than those who had no sex life.

Experts even proposed: "Semen plays a key role in maintaining a complete balance of women's hormone levels, thus preventing or reducing the occurrence of breast cancer.

Women who have had sex for too long or for many years have a greatly increased risk of developing vaginitis, endometritis, and fallopian tube inflammation. ”

However, having sex too frequently and without a regular sexual partner can be harmful to your health. It is well known that women who have too many sexual partners, start sexual life too early, or have sex too frequently are at a higher risk of cervical cancer.

So, what should we pay attention to during sex?

Starting sexual life too early, having multiple sexual partners, or having a male partner who has multiple sexual partners can increase a woman's risk of HPV infection.

Actively prevent and treat cervical erosion, chronic cervicitis and other diseases. If there is increased secretion or contact bleeding during sexual intercourse, you should go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination and treatment in time.

I believe that after reading this article, many female friends will have a certain understanding that moderate sexual life is beneficial to the health of the female reproductive system. Therefore, women can relax themselves appropriately during sex. Pay attention to sexual hygiene and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation and the postpartum period. We should cultivate correct sexual concepts, not indulge in lust or promiscuous sex, develop good sexual habits, control masturbation, and have moderate sex and diet.