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Male abstinence

Abstinence in men can lead toerectile dysfunction and ejaculation disorders, which directly affects the reproductive function. However, the consequences of abstinence for a man directly depend on his age, physical and emotional state. Young men (under 35 years old) with a high sexual temperament, violations against a background of long abstinence usually do not happen, and erection and ejaculation come back to normal after the first sexual contact. By 35 years, abstinence can cause more damage to the human body and can lead to premature ejaculation and a fall in sexual desire. To restore sexual function, it may be necessary to resume permanent sexual contacts. For men over 40 years after a long abstinence, medical help and consultation with a sex therapist may be required. The more the age of a man, the more problems he can face in the absence of sex. Because of early abandonment of sexual activity and as a result of emotional conditions associated with it, impotence may appear at this age. Abstinence is especially harmful to men who have prostate cancer. The prolonged absence of sex can trigger the onset of various pathological processes in the body of a man. Constantly abstinence initiates stagnant processes in the body, which subsequently lead to adenoma and prostatitis. The risk of developing tumors of the reproductive system also increases. Some doctors recommend abstinence in case of unsuccessful attempts of the couple to conceive a child. Experts believe that the lack of sex improves the quality of sperm. However, there is no specific data that would support this theory. On the contrary, there are studies showing that prolonged abstinence has the opposite effect on the activity of spermatozoa.

Female abstinence

First, the rejection of sex from a woman leads toa sharp increase in the desire for men, but after a few months the desire to have sex can go away. After the resumption of sexual intercourse, a woman may begin to experience unpleasant sensations. Some may have pain during sex. This is due to the fact that the vagina begins to produce less lubricant, and the woman simply does not get a sharp increase in sexual arousal, which will only return to it gradually. Achieving orgasm after a long abstinence is hard and emotional discharge can come only after a few months. Against the backdrop of a long absence of sex, a woman may begin to develop depressive conditions. The risk of a nervous breakdown increases, the mood spoils. This is due to the fact that sexual contact can relieve emotional tension and stress. Against the background of a psychological disorder, there is a drop in immunity, which leads to an increase in the likelihood of getting sick, for example, a cold or an infectious disease. It should also be noted that women who do not have sex are more likely to find such dangerous diseases as uterine fibroids, mastopathy, fibroids and even cancer . Diseases occur after prolonged abstinence with an imbalance of estrogen and progesterone. Hormonal failure affects the emotional state, leading to depression, neurasthenia and neurosis. Long abstinence has an impact on the relationship between man and woman. Sexual abstinence also affects the thyroid gland, the deterioration of the conditions in which can lead to the formation of even greater problems with the body.