Can Sexual Life Hurt the Chest? Three Measures to Protect the Chest During Sexual Activity

Do you know how to protect your chest during sexual activity? The chest is the most proud and attractive part of a woman, but it is also extremely fragile. Today, the editor will introduce how to protect the chest during sexual activity.

1. Do not forcefully knead or squeeze

Women's breasts are quite delicate. Firmly kneading and squeezing the chest can easily cause internal soft tissues to be bruised or cause breast hyperplasia. In addition, external force kneading and squeezing can easily change the external shape of the chest, causing the raised breasts to collapse and droop. This type of chest injury is often difficult to recover.

2. Be cautious in using sexy lingerie

Some erotic lingerie can have adverse effects on the chest, causing the stress points of the chest to be excessively concentrated at a certain point, causing chest pain; Some lingerie may contain special chemicals and should be used with caution.

3. Carefully apply lubricant to the chest

Some young people tend to crave freshness, such as lubricants, honey, milk, sesame paste, ice cream... They often apply these things to their bodies. Girls should pay attention to the tenderness and sensitivity of their skin, as not everything can be applied to their breasts. Similarly, the genital area is also a delicate and sensitive area, so try not to apply anything to it in pursuit of fresh stimulation.

Sexual gland response in the chest

The chest is an important symbol of female sexual maturity, one of the most important sensitive areas for women, and also an organ that secretes milk and nurtures offspring. The chest is a symbol of motherhood for children; For men, it is the object of beauty and desire. So in movies, TV shows, pictorials, and literary works, women always have plump breasts. The chest is an important sexual organ for women, playing an important role in sexual activity. The distribution of nerves and the number of nerve endings in the chest are abundant, and the relationship between the chest and other sexual organs is very close. When touched, kissed, or sucked, it can cause sexual pleasure, causing the vagina to secrete fluid A. The chest is a button for sexual activity.

Some people believe that women with plump breasts can gain more pleasure during sexual activity, and this claim has no scientific basis. The size of the chest depends on many factors such as genetics, acquired exercise, and weight. The size of the chest is not directly related to the degree of sexual pleasure, fertility, etc.

The chest undergoes significant changes during sexual arousal. Chest erection is a characteristic of female sexual excitement. When a woman is sexually excited, the chest is fully erect, and the superficial veins in the chest are more clearly visible due to congestion, resulting in an enlarged chest. Breast enlargement in non lactating women can reach 20-25% of their original volume. Women with breastfeeding experience may not experience significant chest enlargement, but a red halo formed by chest congestion can be seen.

The first evidence of increased response to sexual tension in the chest during the excitement period of the sexual response cycle is the erection response of the chest, which is the result of involuntary contraction of the abundant smooth muscle fibers in the chest after sexual stimulation. The reactions of the two breasts often do not occur simultaneously, one may have reached a complete erection and swelling, while the other may exhibit a lag phenomenon. The sunken chest may protrude from their resting state, as if in a semi erect position. If this sunken chest is difficult to recover, then there is no indication of chest reaction.

Adequate erection response can increase the length of the chest compared to before stimulation, generally by 0.5-1.0 centimeters. The response can also increase the basal diameter of the chest by 0.25-0.5 centimeters. Usually, those with large and protruding chests tend to have a smaller tendency for swelling and erection compared to those with normal size. It is difficult to respond strongly to sexual stimulation even when the chest is very small, but it is not common for the chest to be very small.

The second physiological change during the excitation period is the demarcation and expansion of the thoracic vein tree pattern. If the chest has sufficient volume, there will be congestion of the superficial veins below, but it is likely to become clearer in the later stages of excitement. A larger chest typically exhibits a noticeable vein tree pattern of dilation. The congestion of the thoracic venous tree usually does not reach the areola area when it expands towards the center.

In the approaching plateau period, the actual volume of the chest will significantly increase, which is the result of deep venous congestion reaction in the chest. Women in a state of sexual response are more likely to observe congestion in the lower part of the suspended chest when an erection reaction occurs. If the woman is in a supine position, the overall increase in chest volume will be more significant. In the late stage of excitement, obvious areola congestion can be observed. The degree of expression and occurrence time of excitatory reactions vary greatly, often depending on the individual and time. During the plateau period, the areola adjacent to the erect chest can also become enlarged, often creating an illusion that the erect chest has partially subsided. It is not until the swelling of the areola subsides during the regression period that people can see the chest that has remained erect and subsided later.