The harm of women's masturbation

Both men and women have sexual desires after adulthood, which is also the most primitive desire of human beings. With the continuous pressure of life and society, there are more and more single men and women in this family, so the frequency of masturbation naturally increases. In fact, there is no harm to men's health if they masturbate appropriately, but it is the opposite for women. When women masturbate, they not only bring bacteria into their bodies, but also cause gynecological diseases. So, what are the dangers of masturbation for women?

Some women masturbate frequently and find it difficult to achieve the desired results in their sexual life after marriage. As a result, they have a heavy mental burden and some may even become sexually apathetic, which adds many difficulties to fertility.

2. Neurasthenia

Yes, because the stimulation of masturbation and the long-term state of excitement, fear and tension can damage the nerves and easily lead to neurasthenia. This is not an exaggeration. Masturbation itself will not cause neurasthenia, but because these people have an incorrect understanding of masturbation, they believe that masturbation is an immoral, shameful and obscene act, that masturbation is harmful to the body and that it carries a heavy burden.

Masturbation can also cause vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis and salpingitis, and in severe cases can lead to peritonitis and sepsis. Repeated inflammatory destruction can cause trauma to the fallopian tube endometrium and muscularis, such as scar formation and mucociliary necrosis, which can eventually lead to fallopian tube obstruction and peristaltic dysfunction. After marriage, it can seriously affect the movement of eggs and sperm and the implantation of fertilized eggs, leading to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

4. Irregular menstruation

There is no direct link between the menstrual cycle and masturbation. The metabolism of sex hormones in the body controls the function of the ovaries and changes in the endometrium in an orderly manner. This pattern will not be changed by the mechanical stimulation of masturbation itself, just as sexual life after marriage will not directly interfere with the menstrual cycle.

Reproductive system infection is one of the bitter fruits of female masturbation. The vaginal defense function of unmarried women is not yet fully developed, and the vaginal mucosa is relatively fragile. Under the stimulation of foreign objects, congestion, edema and mucosal damage are prone to occur, thus opening the door for the invasion of pathogens.

If the masturbation tools are not hygienic, infection is more likely to occur. Recurrent urinary tract infections and reproductive system infections can affect each other and may form a vicious cycle.