Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Is it healthy?Duration of the current illness and persistence: 3 years
Current general condition: Normal
Medical history: Unclear
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: Has not been seen
Ancillary tests: None
Other: None
Doctor's answer:
Sex is unique to humans (some books say chimpanzees also have it). Therefore, choosing the right time is important, whether it's in the morning or at night. There's a principle: it's best when both partners are physically and mentally at their best. It shouldn't be done when tired, so the answer is simple: if both are exhausted at night, it's better to wait until the next morning when they've had a good rest. If they're in good condition at night, having sex then is also fine. There's another standard: it's best if both partners don't feel tired after sex.