After drinking, I want to have sex with my husband

Women also drink alcohol, and some women like to drink. Drinking with a few friends is also a kind of enjoyment in life. However, after drinking, some women may have impulsive thoughts. For example, you may want to have sex, but at this time the need for sex may not be a real need. It is because of the effect of alcohol. So why does your face want to have sex with your husband after drinking?

Drunkenness is medically called physiological drunkenness. That is, alcohol poisoning caused by drinking a large amount of alcohol at one time. In this state, a person's physiological, psychological and mental changes can be roughly divided into the excitement phase, the ataxia phase and the lethargy phase. People are more impulsive in the first two periods.

Alcohol has an anesthetic effect on the nervous system, dulling the senses of various organs, especially the brain. Therefore, the sensation from a certain part of the body takes a long time to reach the brain, and the time taken is of course prolonged accordingly. But if I'm drunk, I probably won't be able to be intimate with you. I can't even move myself, so how can I try to make you happy?

Drinking can cause a kind of excitement. We ordinary people say that people have sex after drinking. That is, it gets out of control and he might do things that he shouldn't normally do. In fact, this kind of promiscuity does not mean that his function is good or bad. In fact, alcohol can affect this. Large amounts of alcohol first excite and then depress. Drinking small amounts of alcohol can lead to excitement and then depression. Under such circumstances, the excitement of the erectile nerves is suppressed, and patients with long-term alcoholism will also increase the possibility of erectile dysfunction. I once wrote an article about a man softened by alcohol. Long-term use of alcohol will affect the elasticity of blood vessels. It will affect nerve conduction and inhibit nerve excitation.

Alcohol has a stimulating effect on both the central nervous system and sexual nerves. Drinking small amounts of alcohol does help eliminate anxiety and relieve physical fatigue, and can play an auxiliary role in promoting sexual desire and stimulating sexual desire. However, this increase in sexual desire and lack of self-control are not the direct effects of alcohol. Instead, it is mainly the result of the cerebral cortex being slightly paralyzed by alcohol, which relaxes the ability to control sexual behavior. To achieve this dazed state just right, you need to drink the right amount of alcohol. This limit can be measured as follows: 1 to 2 taels of liquor and 1 bottle of beer. It should be noted that this method of using alcohol to enhance sexual performance can only be experienced occasionally and cannot be used for a long time. If you become addicted to it and cannot have sex without drinking, then the gain will outweigh the loss.

When drinking alcohol to aid sexual performance, if the amount is not well controlled and too much is drunk, the alcohol will quickly enter the anesthetic stage in the body and will have an inhibitory effect on the central nervous system and sexual nerves, making it counterproductive.

The greater harm of alcohol to sexual function is manifested in long-term and excessive drinking. Alcohol inhibits the growth and metabolism of male hormones in the body, reducing testosterone production. Male symptoms include decreased libido, impotence, sexual dysfunction, testicular atrophy, and breast feminization. Female symptoms include difficulty in sexual arousal, a significant decrease in the number and intensity of orgasms, or even loss of orgasm. It can also cause endocrine disorders, leading to irregular menstruation, premature amenorrhea, menopause, atrophy of gonads and organs such as the breasts and vulva, decreased testicular secretions, testicular pain, indifference to sex life, and loss of interest in "sex".

From a psychological perspective, alcoholism may destroy the sexual harmony between couples, especially the deep and long period of sexual inhibition that occurs after a man's alcoholism can cause dissatisfaction among women. It should also be mentioned that long-term drinking can lead to vitamin A and zinc deficiency, causing sperm deformity and reduced vitality, thus affecting fertility. Babies born to alcoholics will suffer from mental retardation, dementia, deformities, and other adverse consequences because the fetus is developed from the combination of sperm and egg that have been damaged by alcohol. Therefore, couples in their childbearing years should never drink alcohol to aid sexual performance.

The main component of wine is ethanol. It is a central nervous system depressant and its excitatory effect is mainly the result of disinhibition. As the concentration of ethanol in the blood increases, excitement may turn into inhibition, with the excitement phase, movement disorder phase and drowsiness and anesthesia phase appearing successively. In the most serious cases, it may cause respiratory paralysis and death. Therefore, alcohol can not only enhance sexual performance but also harm sexual performance. The key lies in the amount of alcohol consumed. Alcohol can enhance the sexual function of less than 35% of women, while about 55% of women experience decreased sexual function. Another study on men showed that when the blood alcohol concentration reached 25 mg%, erection increased slightly; but when the blood alcohol concentration increased further, the erectile response gradually decreased. A small amount of alcohol can improve sexual function, but excessive drinking can reduce sexual function.

The main reasons why alcohol has an inhibitory effect on sexual activity are:

1. Alcohol can act as a central nervous system depressant and interfere with the reflex transmission pathway of sexual excitement.

2. Alcohol can affect the function of reproductive glands in many ways, such as reducing the levels of testosterone and luteinizing hormone in male blood, leading to endocrine disorders and sexual dysfunction; alcohol also reduces the production of steroids in women, causing slow response and decreased libido.

3. Chronic alcoholism produces many complications, such as liver damage, anemia, nutritional deficiencies, peripheral nerve diseases, etc., which can cause difficulties in normal sexual life.

4. Patients with chronic alcoholism may develop autoimmune phenomena. The incidence of anti-testosterone antibodies and anti-sperm antibodies in plasma is significantly higher than that in normal people.