What are the hazards of women having sex too frequently? Does regular sex cause menstrual pain

1、 The harm of frequent sexual activity to women

1. The impact of multiple entry of the penis into the vagina on women's health

The penis enters the vagina and twitches, which is a mechanical stimulus to the vagina and may also bring bacteria into the vagina. The vagina is composed of multiple layers of squamous epithelium and has strong anti friction ability. If there is no pain during friction stimulation, even if sexual intercourse is frequent. Long sexual intercourse is no problem. Some women have obvious pain when entering the penis, which may be related to insufficient preparation for caressing, too little fluid at the Vaginal orifice, or excessive spasm of the lower segment of the vagina due to obvious fear of sexual intercourse, or there may be an inflammatory reaction of vaginal infection that causes pain when entering the penis.

If the penis or female external genitalia is not clean during multiple sexual intercourse, it may introduce some bacteria into the vagina, increasing the chances of vaginal infection. However, lactobacilli naturally grow in the female vagina, which can produce lactic acid and regulate the acidity inside the vagina. Under normal circumstances, the pH value is maintained at around 4.5, and generally bacteria cannot survive in such acidic environments. Therefore, the vagina has a certain level of anti infection ability, and even if the body's immune system is normal, multiple sexual intercourse in a short period of time will not cause vaginal infection.

2. Effects of multiple Orgasm on women's health

Orgasm is a human instinct generated by long-term biological evolution. The human body is naturally capable of initiating and undertaking Orgasm response. Therefore, Orgasm reaction is not harmful to women's health. Modern sexual science research results show that Orgasm can improve the functional state of the body, which is conducive to physical and mental health.

If a woman has multiple sexual encounters every day and has no or very weak sexual response during each sexual encounter, even if the frequency is high, it will not have a significant impact on the body. It is just that the vagina experiences physical stimulation of the penis entering and exiting. If Orgasm can be reached every time, pelvic congestion and other physical reactions will naturally fade away within 20 to 30 minutes after Orgasm, and the body will return to its normal state. After that, if you start Orgasm again, it will not have any adverse effects on the body.

If women enter the plateau stage every time they have sex, and the pelvic cavity is obviously congested, but they cannot reach Orgasm, women will feel psychologically "hung in the air, unable to get up and down". At this point, pelvic congestion persists for a long time, and even if sexual intercourse is stopped, it takes about 4 to 6 hours for pelvic congestion to subside. If you have frequent sexual intercourse, and each time you enter the plateau stage without reaching Orgasm, as time goes by, it may cause long-term pelvic congestion or even congestion, resulting in discomfort such as tumefaction, pain and dysmenorrhea in the lower abdomen.