Patient's question:
My husband has the habit of having sex in daily life and often engages in sexual activity. Although he knows that sex is not good for the body, he frequently uses it to relieve his physical stress. We usually have sexual intercourse once a month, which might be due to sex-induced sexual apathy.What kind of help is needed: Does sex cause sexual apathy?
Doctor's answer:
Sex has no benefits; doing so is not only unhealthy but also unhygienic. I suggest you avoid treating your physical issues in this way. Excessive sexual stimulation refers to applying overly intense stimuli to the genitalia, such as excessive force. This can cause more severe damage to the reproductive organs and often leads to organic injuries. At the same time, it lowers the threshold for sexual arousal, potentially resulting in future sexual apathy or the inability to achieve sexual satisfaction during normal intercourse.