Excessive sex between a man and a woman can lead to cancer in both of them

The latest medical research shows that excessive sexual activity will significantly increase the incidence of various diseases such as prostate cancer and breast cancer.

Men are more susceptible to prostate cancer:

If the age of sexual intercourse is less than 24, the marriage age is more than 40 years, the age of first ejaculation is less than 15 years old, and the average number of sexual intercourses per month is more than 12 times, then it is very likely to develop prostate cancer after the age of 40-50.

People aged 50 and above are more likely to develop prostate cancer if they have excessive sexual activity.

The use of aphrodisiacs and sperm enhancers will disrupt the balance of hormones in the body, which is also an important cause of prostate cancer.

Secondly, frequent sexual activity is closely related to certain gynecological diseases:

Cervical cancer:

After sperm is ejaculated, the vagina produces sperm antibodies, which take 4 months to disappear. If you have sexual intercourse with multiple men, multiple foreign proteins will enter your body. Not only will you not be able to produce antibodies, but on the contrary, the strong stimulation will cause infertility or develop into cancer.

Breast cancer:

Women who marry after the age of 30, women who have not given birth, and women who have had many miscarriages are more likely to develop breast cancer. In addition, when women are not yet fully developed, they touch their breasts too much, which can also make them more susceptible to breast cancer. Some women add substances to their breasts, such as breast augmentation surgery, in order to keep their breasts full and beautiful in appearance, which can become one of the main causes of breast cancer.

In addition, men with phimosis are most likely to develop inflammation because the genital area is difficult to clean. Coupled with frequent sexual intercourse, their incidence of penile cancer is extremely high. At the same time, phimosis can also bring dangers to women. Statistics show that about 30% of husbands of women with cervical cancer have phimosis.