The life of a sexless woman

We all know that excessive sex may cause physical discomfort. So, if a couple is married but rarely has sex, will it also be harmful to the woman's body and mind? Today, the editor will bring you some common sense, let's pay attention to it.

We often hear that excessive sex can be harmful to the body. So, is there any harm to women's health if they lack sex? Related studies have found that long-term lack of sex in women can cause endocrine disorders and breast diseases. Harmful to health.

The relationship between lobular hyperplasia of the breast and sexual activity: lobular hyperplasia of the breast is a common breast disease in middle-aged women. Data show that the incidence of breast hyperplasia is higher in women who are over 30 years old when they give birth for the first time, have never given birth, do not breastfeed after giving birth, have had many miscarriages, and have too little sexual life. It can be seen that the relationship between lobular hyperplasia of the breast and sexual activity is still very close.

In order to reduce the incidence of the disease, from the perspective of "sex", we can start from the following aspects:

First of all, we should advocate late marriage and late childbearing, but not too late. It is best for women to get married at the age of 28 and give birth before the age of 30. Having children too late is not conducive to eugenics.

Secondly, because at 6 weeks of pregnancy, the estrogen and progesterone secreted by the embryonic villi will stimulate breast hyperplasia. If an abortion is performed, the enlarged breast tissue is not easy to shrink, and even more difficult to restore to its original state, which can easily lead to lobular hyperplasia.

Third, breasts are not only lactation organs for women, but also sexual organs. During sexual intercourse, the breasts undergo cyclical changes: the breast veins become congested, and the breasts become larger and fuller. During the sexual intercourse period, the areola becomes congested and the nipples become erect. These changes also reach their peak during orgasm. After orgasm, the congestion in the areola quickly subsides, and after a quarter of an hour the enlarged breasts gradually return to their original state.

These reactions of the breasts regulate breast function. If there is a lack of sexual activity for a long time, this physiological regulation will be lacking, which can easily induce the occurrence of lobular hyperplasia of the breast and breast cancer. Therefore, couples should have regular sex life. Finally, breastfeeding. Breastfeeding can reduce the incidence of breast hyperplasia and breast cancer.

The three main manifestations of breast hyperplasia:

(1) Breast pain, stabbing pain or dull pain. The pain is so severe that you cannot touch or walk. The pain is mainly in the swelling of the breast and can radiate to the armpits, chest, shoulders, back, and upper limbs. Some people also experience nipple pain or itching. The pain fluctuates with mood and menstrual cycle. It often worsens before menstruation or when you are angry or depressed. The pain is significantly reduced or disappears after menstruation.

(2) Breast lumps, single or multiple lumps, often occur on the upper outer part of the breast and are in the form of flakes, nodules, granules or cords, with flakes being the most common. The lumps have unclear boundaries and are medium or slightly hard. They are movable and have no adhesion to the surrounding tissues. They may be tender to the touch and vary in size, ranging from as small as a grain of sand to as large as 3-4 cm. Breast lumps increase in size before menstruation and decrease in size and soften after menstruation.

(3) Accompanying symptoms include dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, and brown or yellowish fluid leaking from the nipples of a few patients.