Sexual Health
Women should be wary of excessive sexual activity, which can lead to negative consequences
Some young women often experience a series of kidney deficiency and loss symptoms such as low back pain, weak legs, dizziness, low energy, poor appetite, and even increased vaginal discharge after marriage. Some may experience frequent urination or urgency due to frequent sexual intercourse... The root cause is frequent sexual activity, with some occurring once every 1-2 days and some occurring several times a night. After getting married, it is understandable to have more sexual activity. However, if left unchecked and indulged, it will inevitably lead to adverse consequences.
Modern medicine emphasizes that sexual activity should not be excessive to avoid wasting semen and qi. But many women believe that excessive sexual activity specifically refers to men. Actually, that's not the case. Excessive sexual activity poses a greater hindrance to men, and it also has a certain impact on women. Because sexual intercourse is a comprehensive systemic response of the central nervous system, autonomic nervous system, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems of both men and women.
Some studies have found that during sexual intercourse, women also experience systemic muscle spasms, accelerated heartbeat, shortness of breath, elevated blood pressure, overall softness, sweating profusely, and extreme fatigue. For women, frequent sexual intercourse can lead to autonomic nervous system dysfunction, resulting in a series of symptoms such as mental fatigue, dizziness, dizziness, pale complexion, gray around the eyes, restlessness, dry mouth, weak waist and knees, increased vaginal discharge, and occasional menstrual irregularities. It can be seen that women also need to prevent excessive sexual activity.