After giving birth, there is a lot of water

Some women find that their sex life changes a lot after having a baby. It's like a lot of water comes out when you have sex. In fact, this is very likely because after giving birth, your own hormones are secreted excessively, which means that your ovaries secrete more quickly and reach their peak. So at this stage, women will become more sensitive. The details are introduced below.

Hormones—from the Greek word meaning "to stimulate, activate, wake up"—are a general term for trace chemicals that send signals to various parts of the body. The endocrine system is the body's hormone manufacturing factory. The main hormone production workshop is called the endocrine glands. Eight major glands produce different hormones to stimulate all cells and regulate the body.

21-22 years old

The period when female hormone secretion is at its peak;

The ovaries shrink year by year, and the various physiological organs decline from vigorous to weak, rapidly aging, and then decline at a rate of 15% every 10 years, and decrease year by year;

Around 30 years old

45-55 years old

The ovaries shrink faster, hormone secretion decreases significantly, ovarian function deteriorates, irregular menstrual cycles, reproductive organs and breast atrophy, hot flashes, insomnia, night sweats and other menopausal symptoms also follow;

About 40% of the ovarian function is lost

Around 50 years old

60 years old

The amount of female hormone secretion is only about 1/4 of that of young people

For a woman, hormones are her personal "domineering president". They are born with her and follow her everywhere. They control everything about her in a domineering way, from birth to death, from childhood to maturity and then to old age, from major events to minor details. Whether it is her appearance, figure, health, emotions, or even this moment of laziness, they are all closely related to hormones.