At what age do women's sexual functions decline?

Whenever we talk about decreased sexual function, the first thing we think of is men. In fact, women may also experience conditions such as decreased sexual function. As women get older, they have more things to worry about in their daily lives, or due to the impact of pregnancy, many women find that they have less and less feelings for sex, which makes the atmosphere with their lovers become very awkward. So, at what age do women start to experience a weakening of male sexual function?

Generally, women's estrogen secretion decreases after menopause, their sexual desire decreases or disappears, and they even have aversion to sexual life. However, there are also some abnormal cases, and even very old women still show hypersexuality. Generally speaking, women's sexual desire is indeed stronger between the ages of 30 and 40. This is because women's estrogen reaches its maximum level around the age of 35, which is also the peak of sexual desire. Low sexual desire in women varies from person to person. Generally speaking, it starts at the age of 45, but this is not certain.

Sexual dysfunction symptoms

Sexual drive disorder

Just like men have trouble getting an erection, women also have problems with their sexual drive. There are many reasons that lead to sexual impulse obstruction, such as anxiety and insufficient foreplay. Pain during intercourse and vaginal dryness can also hinder sexual desire. In addition, women who are in menopause or whose partners have erectile dysfunction (such as erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation) are also more likely to experience sexual dysfunction.

Pain during intercourse

30% of women experience pain during sexual intercourse. Pain during intercourse may be caused by vaginal dryness, or it may be a signal of some serious illness, such as ovarian cysts, endometriosis, uterine cramps, etc.

Can't reach high point

About 5% of women have problems achieving sexual pleasure. In addition to hormone changes, it may also be related to anxiety, insufficient foreplay, drug effects, chronic diseases, etc.

Vaginal dryness

Symptoms of female sexual dysfunction also include vaginal dryness. When couples are caressing each other, women are always in a passive position, purely to meet their husbands' sexual requirements and deal with "gap" or routine "business". Women have less secretions and cannot raise their sexual desire.