Is female masturbation a normal physiological phenomenon? Be alert to the six major hazards of female masturbation

There are significant gender differences in the impact of masturbation on physical and mental health. Generally speaking, moderate masturbation does not harm men. But unmarried women masturbating, even if not frequently, can cause varying degrees of harm. So what are the drawbacks of female masturbation?

1. Reproductive system infection

Genital system infection is one of the bitter consequences of female masturbation. Unmarried women's vaginal defense function is not yet very sound, and the vaginal mucosa is relatively fragile. Under the stimulation of foreign objects, congestion, edema, and mucosal damage are prone to occur, thus opening the door for bacterial invasion.

If masturbation tools are not hygienic, they are more susceptible to infection. Recurrent infection of the urinary system and infection of the reproductive system will affect each other and may form a vicious circle.

A high school student in a certain place masturbated with a cucumber just picked from a vegetable field. Due to the presence of pesticides on cucumbers, not only does it cause severe vaginal pain and mucosal damage, but it also leads to systemic pesticide poisoning.

Some women like to use glass products such as light bulbs as masturbation tools, but as a result, the light bulbs break and broken glass gets stuck in the vagina, causing vaginal trauma and even massive bleeding

2. Infertility or ectopic pregnancy

Frequent and intense masturbation can lead to various adverse consequences, most notably infertility. A retrospective survey was conducted on infertile women abroad, and it was found that a considerable number of women masturbate for a long time before marriage.

Vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, and salpingitis are inevitable causes of masturbation. In severe cases, they can also cause peritonitis and sepsis.

Repeated inflammatory damage, oviduct intima and muscularis can lead to scar formation, mucociliary necrosis and other trauma, and eventually lead to oviduct obstruction and peristaltic dysfunction. After marriage, it can seriously affect the operation of eggs, sperm and zygote beds, leading to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

3. Sexual activity may be cold

Some women often masturbate, suffer from physical illnesses, and have difficulty achieving ideal sexual outcomes after marriage. Therefore, they have a heavy ideological burden, and some may also have sexual apathy, which adds many difficulties to childbirth.

4. Pelvic congestion and dysmenorrhea

Unmarried women often masturbate, and the incidence rate of pelvic congestion syndrome, dysmenorrhea and other diseases is also quite high. Psychological disorders caused by masturbation can also lead to infertility.

5. Harm to other organs

Some women are unclear about the location of their reproductive organs, and the urethra is often mistaken for the vagina during masturbation.