What are the dangers of frequent sexual activity for women?

If a woman has sexual intercourse multiple times a day and has no sexual response or a very weak sexual response each time, even if the number of times is large, it will not have much impact on the body. It is just that the vagina experiences the physical stimulation of the penis entering and exiting. However, whether frequent sexual intercourse for women will affect their health is a question that everyone is concerned about. Well, let me talk about it in detail.

Frequent sexual intercourse may have the following effects on your health:

1. The impact of multiple insertions of the penis into the vagina on women's health. The insertion and movement of the penis into the vagina is a mechanical stimulation to the vagina and may also introduce bacteria into the vagina. The vagina is composed of stratified squamous epithelium, which has strong resistance to friction. If there is no pain when friction is stimulated, even if sexual intercourse is frequent.

There is no problem with prolonged sexual intercourse. Some women experience noticeable pain when the penis is inserted. This may be related to insufficient preparation for caressing, too little fluid at the vaginal opening, or a clear fear of sexual intercourse that causes excessive spasm of the lower vaginal muscles. It may also be that there is an inflammatory response to a vaginal infection that causes pain when the penis is inserted.

During multiple sexual intercourses, if the penis or female vulva is not clean when the penis is inserted, some bacteria may be brought into the vagina, increasing the chance of vaginal infection. However, lactobacillus grows naturally in the female vagina and can produce lactic acid to regulate the acidity in the vagina.

Under normal circumstances, the Ph value is maintained at around 4.5, and most bacteria cannot survive in such an acidic environment. Therefore, the vagina has a certain ability to resist infection. When the body's immunity is normal, even multiple sexual intercourses in a short period of time will not lead to vaginal infection.

2. The impact of multiple orgasms on women’s health. Orgasm is a human instinct that has developed through long-term biological evolution. The human body is naturally capable of initiating and sustaining an orgasmic response. Therefore, the orgasm response is not harmful to women's health. The results of modern sex science research show that orgasm can improve the body's functional state and is beneficial to physical and mental health.

If you can reach orgasm every time, the body reactions such as pelvic congestion will naturally subside within 20 to 30 minutes after orgasm, and the body will return to its normal state. If you have an orgasm again afterwards, it will not have any adverse effects on your body.

If a woman enters the plateau phase every time she has sexual intercourse, with obvious congestion in the pelvis, but cannot reach orgasm, she will psychologically feel like she is "hanging in the air, unable to go up or down."

At this time, pelvic congestion will exist for a long time, and even if sexual intercourse stops, it will take about 4 to 6 hours for the pelvic congestion to subside. If you have frequent sexual intercourse and enter the plateau phase every time without reaching orgasm, over time, it may cause long-term pelvic congestion or even congestion, resulting in a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, pain, dysmenorrhea and other discomforts.

Some women can reach orgasm continuously (up to 4 to 5 times in a row) during one intercourse, which is called multiple orgasms. Some women can reach orgasm again within a few minutes after orgasm, which is called sequential orgasm. These are normal reactions of the human body and have no adverse effects on your health.

In short, only women who are often in the plateau phase and cannot reach orgasm may cause pelvic congestion, which will have an adverse effect on their health; in other cases, it will not cause obvious adverse effects on their health. However, the worry or fear about frequent sexual intercourse may cause abnormalities in sexual function and psychology, which is even more detrimental to a person's physical and mental health.