What are the dangers of female masturbation?

In our daily lives, many people are always full of curiosity and fantasies about sex life. However, many single men and women will satisfy their sexual needs through masturbation. However, many women are in a state of masturbation for a long time. This development is particularly likely to cause certain harm to the body. However, many women often do not take it seriously and continue to masturbate frequently. Let’s take a look at the dangers of female masturbation.

The dangers of female masturbation

One is that long-term masturbation has created a dependent habit, and one cannot get pleasure without this familiar habit;

Second, the long-term dependence of the self-genitals on the feeling of fingers has led to a sense of unfamiliarity or rejection of the opposite sex's genitals, and even clinical resistance;

Third, long-term masturbation produces extremely harmful psychological biases. That is, people who are addicted to masturbation can no longer realize that sex is an emotional experience process that is jointly operated, invested, and created by both men and women, and are still confined to their own unilateral satisfaction, resulting in spiritual and physical separation from the sexual partner and inability to be happy with each other.

Masturbation should not become a habit, especially not an addictive habit. Masturbation can only be temporary masturbation before marriage, not the normal destination of sex. As for male masturbation, since the masturbation environment cannot reach the stimulation intensity of the female's vaginal environment, it is generally abandoned after marriage and replaced by normal genital intercourse. But women are not like that. Since women's clitoris is not directly exposed, they often cannot produce deep pleasure during genital intercourse due to insufficient stimulation from the penis, making it difficult to orgasm.

Women with a history of masturbation, especially those with addictive masturbation habits, must resolutely transform themselves after marriage and actively cooperate with their husbands. Only in this way can they experience the depth of love.

The harm of masturbation to teenage girls is mainly psychological: after the initial masturbation, accompanied by physiological pleasure, they often experience panic, fear, and helplessness. Curiosity drives them to look for relevant books everywhere. Once they find that this behavior is not good, they will immediately feel regret, shame, worry, and anxiety, and develop a sense of self-blame, guilt, and fear about masturbation. These psychological factors have become a heavy mental burden on them. Afterwards, they will often be in conflict between their motivation to pursue pleasure and the resulting self-blame. At the same time, strong and lasting sexual psychological impulses will inevitably cause dizziness, insomnia, loss of appetite, inattention, memory loss and other phenomena. In addition to these general symptoms, they may also cause depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and mental abnormalities, which can seriously damage physical and mental health.

Due to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of women, the physiological harm caused by masturbation cannot be ignored.

When young girls masturbate, due to unclean hands and foreign objects, it is easy for pathogens to be implanted in the body and cause infection.

(1) The female urethra is about 4 cm long, less than 1/3 of the male urethra, and is close to the vagina. Masturbation can cause congestion and slight damage to the urethral opening. Pathogens can pass through the short and straight urethra and quickly ascend to the bladder and even the kidneys, causing infection. Mild symptoms may include frequent urination, painful urination, etc., while severe symptoms may include back pain, chills, and fever. If not treated in time, it will become a chronic inflammation and recur frequently.

(2) The female vagina is only 7-8 cm long. Under normal circumstances, the vaginal opening is closed, which plays a certain protective role. Masturbation can open the vaginal opening, sending pathogens directly into the vagina. It is also very easy for the infection to spread upward and cause inflammation of the uterus and fallopian tubes. (3) During sexual arousal, the amount of vaginal discharge increases, and the Bartholin's glands at the vaginal opening also increase their secretion of fluid. These substances provide good conditions for the growth and development of bacteria. Masturbation can introduce bacteria into the reproductive organs, making them more likely to cause inflammation.

(4) Under normal circumstances, the female vagina is an acidic environment, which plays a certain role in preventing bacterial reproduction. However, during the menstrual period and before and after menstruation, this environment changes, creating conditions for the growth of pathogens. Masturbation during this stage is more likely to cause infection. In addition, even if it does not directly cause inflammation, it has been clinically confirmed that when sexually excited, the reproductive organs are in a state of congestion. When they are in a state of congestion for a long time, it will cause excessive menstruation and cause inflammation of the reproductive organs. As for some people who place foreign objects into the vagina during masturbation, this not only increases the chance of infection but can sometimes cause damage.

The above is an introduction to the dangers of female masturbation. After understanding it, we know that female masturbation will cause certain harm to the body. In order to avoid such things, try to avoid frequent masturbation. If you have a certain demand for sex life, you can masturbate appropriately, but not frequently. In addition, you must pay attention to your personal physiological hygiene. If you are a married woman, try to avoid masturbation, because long-term masturbation will also lose interest in the opposite sex.