Changes in sexual desire in men and women at different stages

As the years go by, the human body undergoes many changes, and sexual desire is no exception. Recently, the Popular Health Network published an article that sorted out the changes in male and female sexual desire. Let's take a look at the changes in human sexual desire from 20 to 59 years old!

20-29 years old

Women: Most have normal menstruation, and their sexual desire changes with the menstrual cycle. A few days before ovulation, estrogen levels in women rise rapidly and their sexual desire increases significantly. However, at this time women will pay special attention to their figure and appearance, so they will divert some of their attention from sex, and their sexual desire is not very strong.

Men: Men at this age are in good health, strong, and have the strongest sexual desire. If he has just got a girlfriend or is getting married, he can't wait to "try it out".

30-39 years old

Women: With the accumulation of sexual experience, women have more and more opportunities to achieve orgasm, and their marital relationships tend to be more stable. However, the pressure of raising children, working, and taking care of family members at this time may also hurt her sexual desire.

Men: Marriage and family responsibilities, pressure to get promoted, and socializing with alcohol and tobacco can make the sexual desire of men in this age group unstable and fluctuate. Busy work and high pressure are the killers of sexual desire at this time.

40-49 years old

Women: Although hormone levels begin to decline at this time, it is the time when women's "sexual desire awakens". With fewer burdens from children and family finances, women's desire for sex remains high.

Men: Their careers are basically set, their health may have some minor problems, and their sexual desire and sex life are relatively stable. They have enough time and energy to "fight" and attach more importance to the quality of sex life rather than quantity.

50-59 years old

Women: Menopause is slowly approaching, and various annoying symptoms continue to appear. However, women will be surprised to find that their sexual desire has become stronger. Perhaps due to hormonal changes, women may experience more and more intense orgasms.

Men: Health problems continue to arise. Patients with “three highs” and diabetes need to take a lot of medication, which can lead to male erectile dysfunction. But don’t be pessimistic, there is no expiration date for sex, so seek help from an expert right away.