What is it about women's strong sexual desire?

Faced with the problem of strong female sexual desire, many male partners or spouses may feel a little overwhelmed, but they also need to face it calmly. If it is just due to physiological reasons, it is generally cyclical. If it is caused by pathological factors, you need to be vigilant. Only by taking time to do a good job of treatment and protective measures can you avoid threatening and harming your health. So what is the matter with women's strong sexual desire?

Women have two peaks of sexual desire during their menstrual cycle, one peak is when each menstruation is about to come, and the other peak is 14 days apart. Each peak of sexual desire usually lasts about 3 days. These two peaks may be slightly stronger or weaker due to factors such as lust and fatigue. This "sexual cycle" of women is caused by the regular changes in estrogen and progesterone during the menstrual cycle. That is, during the menstrual cycle, as the follicles mature, estrogen secretion continues to increase, forming a peak before ovulation.

However, it is generally believed that in the process of biological evolution, the more advanced the species develops, the less control the sex hormones have over sexual behavior. Therefore, the degree of sexual acceptance of adult women is not completely synchronized with ovulation, but many related factors such as physiological, mental, and environmental factors can have a more obvious impact on female sexual activity.

During menopause, the secretion of ovarian estrogen decreases in women, and the pituitary gland secretes too much gonadotropin in feedback, resulting in a strange rebound phenomenon and hypersexuality. In addition, menopausal women are prone to manic symptoms, which manifest as unwarranted suspicion that their spouse is having an affair, and sometimes even baselessly suspecting that their husband and a third party are trying to murder them. This mental disorder can cause a decrease in the ability to inhibit sexual excitement. Regardless of gender, more than 60% of people have a tendency to hypersexuality.

Brain lesions, especially those affecting the sexual centers of the brain or hypothalamus, such as pituitary and gonadal lesions, can lead to an excess of gonadotropin-releasing hormone, causing an increase in gonadotropin, or due to pituitary lesions, excessive secretion of gonadotropin from the anterior lobe, causing an increase in sex hormone secretion and resulting in hypersexuality.

The above introduction about why women have strong sexual desire is very clear. I hope everyone can have a correct understanding of this. There is nothing wrong with women's strong sexual desire itself. It just brings a certain burden to the spouse or partner. However, strong sexual desire caused by pathological reasons should not be taken lightly.