Is it OK for women to have sex multiple times a night?

A couple who had not seen each other for a long time were like newlyweds. They had sex more often that night. The next day, the woman began to feel back pain, weak legs, dizziness, lack of energy, and poor appetite, but the man was fine. Many people who see this will think that this phenomenon should be more common in men, because after all, men consume more physical energy. However, this statement is very one-sided. Modern medicine emphasizes that sexual intercourse should not be excessive so as not to consume essence and damage energy. Excessive sexual intercourse is more harmful to men, but it also has certain effects on women. Because sex is a systemic comprehensive reaction of the central nervous system, autonomic nervous system, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems of both men and women. The following sex experts will discuss in detail the effects of multiple sex lives on women's bodies:

Having sex multiple times a night can easily cause dysmenorrhea:

Generally, within 20 to 30 minutes after orgasm, women's physical reactions such as pelvic congestion will naturally subside and the body will return to its normal state. If you have an orgasm again afterwards, it will not have any adverse effects on your body. However, if a woman's sexual desire is fully aroused every time she has sex, and she enters a plateau phase but cannot reach orgasm, pelvic congestion will exist for a long time, taking about 4 to 6 hours to subside. Over time, it may cause long-term pelvic congestion or even congestion, resulting in a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, pain or dysmenorrhea.

Prone to sexual dysfunction:

Due to the continuous and repeated occurrence of sexual impulses, both men and women will increase the burden on the sexual control nerve center and sexual organs, which may often lead to fatigue and exhaustion of the body and sexual organs. Everything has its limits. Not only will you not get full sexual satisfaction, but it will also cause a decline in sexual function and lead to "premature aging" of sexual function.

It is easy to cause a series of diseases:

When women have sex, they also experience systemic symptoms such as muscle spasms, rapid heartbeat, rapid breathing, increased blood pressure, general weakness, profuse sweating, and extreme fatigue. For women, too frequent sexual intercourse can lead to autonomic dysfunction, with a series of manifestations of autonomic dysfunction, such as listlessness, dizziness, pale complexion, dark areas around the eyes, irritability, dry mouth, sore waist and knees, increased leucorrhea, and some may even experience irregular menstruation. This shows that women also need to be wary of the dangers of having sex multiple times a night.