Why are women too strong?

Sexual intercourse, like eating, sleeping and other activities, is a normal physiological need of the human body. When the human sexual organs begin to develop, hormones begin to be produced and the human body begins to have sexual needs. The teenage years to the twenties are the period when men are most sexually hungry, while women usually have to wait until they are over 30 for their sexual needs to reach their peak. So what causes women to have excessive sexual desire?

What is the reason for women's strong sexual desire?

1. Thyroid disease.

For example, hypersexuality may occur in the early stages of hyperthyroidism. Clinically, it is manifested by hyperexcitement of the high metabolic syndrome group, neurovascular system, etc. Generally, 10% to 20% of patients have symptoms of hypersexuality, especially those with mild hyperthyroidism.

2. Schizophrenia.

The disease can lead to decreased libido, but in the early stages, especially in people with paranoid psychosis, there may be a decrease in the ability to inhibit sexual excitement and lead to hypersexuality. These patients often have obscene language and engage in endless harassment of the opposite sex.

3. Brain disease.

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.

4. Menopause.

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.

5. Polycystic ovary syndrome.

Patients with this disease have strong sexual desire and obvious sexual impulse. The clinical manifestations of this disease include irregular menstruation, obesity, excessive hair growth, acne or seborrheic dermatitis, etc. Examination can reveal that such patients do not ovulate, which can lead to infertility; B-ultrasound can show that there are multiple follicles on the patient's ovaries. The biggest harm of polycystic ovary syndrome is infertility. In addition, it increases the risk of endometrial hyperplasia and cancer, and is also associated with metabolic disorders such as diabetes, abnormal lipid metabolism and cardiovascular disease.

What factors affect women's sexual desire?

1. Age.

This is an important factor affecting sexual desire. Generally speaking, a woman's sexual desire reaches its peak when she is 30 to 40 years old, gradually decreases after menopause, and begins to weaken significantly around the age of 60.

2. Feelings.

Humans are different from other animals. The sexual desire of humans is not a simple biological instinct, but is mostly triggered by love. Therefore, when there are emotional problems between husband and wife, especially when it has reached the point of breakdown, they will develop boredom with each other and their sexual desire will mostly decrease. Therefore, a harmonious sex life stems from a harmonious relationship between husband and wife.

3. Have obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Many women are too obsessed with cleanliness and like to use scented sanitary napkins during menstruation, or use excessive amounts of vaginal detergent to clean their genitals. This can destroy the natural acid-base environment in the vagina, causing discomfort in the genitals and increasing the possibility of fungal infection. These symptoms will directly affect the quality of sex life and lead to low sexual desire in women.

4. Living conditions.

Living in a messy, poorly ventilated and overcrowded environment will not only cause bad mood, but also lack of fresh air indoors, leading to insufficient air supply to the brain, affecting sexual function and reducing sexual desire. Especially when several generations live in the same room or sleep in the same bed with their children, invisible psychological pressure will be created, which can easily lead to a decrease in sexual desire.

5. Nutrition.

Nutrition is the material basis of sex. People often associate dietary changes with sexual desire. This is because eating disorders often cause abnormal sexual desire. Psychotherapists have used scientific research results to confirm this view that malnutrition will directly affect women's sexual desire and even sexual ability.

6. Health status.

The impact of health status on sexual desire is both important and complex. Because only people who are healthy both physically and mentally can maintain a high level of sexual desire for a long time. Women who work too hard or suffer from physical illnesses such as vulvar eczema, vulvar trauma (vulvar abrasions or hematomas), vulvar ulcers, clitoral or labia minora adhesions (caused by inflammation or trauma), vulvar dryness and wrinkles, atrophic lichen sclerosus, and barnyard cysts may affect their sexual desire.

7. Inhibit inducing factors and sexual history.

In addition to the internal cause of sexual desire - the action of sex hormones, external stimulation is also very important. Living a monotonous life or rarely interacting with others, not reading books or watching movies or watching TV about love, and not talking about related topics, that is, lacking sexual stimulation, sexual desire is suppressed and at a low level. Long-term asexuality or seldom obtaining pleasure and satisfaction will lead to decreased sexual desire. At the same time, excessive sexual activity will also lead to decreased sexual desire.

8. Medicine.

Long-term or excessive use of certain drugs can cause sexual apathy in women. The ingredients in anti-allergic drugs that inhibit glandular secretion can cause a decrease in natural vaginal lubrication and cause pain during sexual intercourse; high blood pressure and antidepressant drugs make the muscles and tissues around the reproductive organs too relaxed, making it difficult for women to reach orgasm.

9. Emotions.

When people are in a bad mood, their sexual desire is likely to temporarily decrease, especially in bad states such as extreme sadness, fear, depression and despair, their sexual desire will be significantly affected or may even be completely lost. In view of this, when your lover is in a bad mood, the first thing to do is to help him or her eliminate negative emotions and take good care of mental health. You should not have sex at this time. If your lover just tries to cope with it reluctantly, it will not only fail to arouse pleasure, but will also easily lead to sexual indifference and damage the relationship between the couple.

10. Addicted to smoking.

When women smoke regularly, the nicotine in the tobacco causes the arteries to constrict, reducing blood flow to the vagina. The reproductive organs become less sensitive due to reduced blood flow, making it difficult to become sexually aroused and achieve orgasm. Women who drink excessively are prone to sexual dysfunction, reduced vaginal secretions, pain during intercourse and lack of pleasure, which leads to a decrease in sexual desire. However, the effects of tobacco and alcohol on sexual function are reversible. After quitting tobacco and alcohol, most people's sexual function can gradually return to normal levels.