Patient's question:
Intermittent sexual activity is harmful and not beneficial.Doctor's answer:
Actually, intermittent sexual activity is not only beneficial for longevity for both partners but, on the contrary, harmful to both the physical and mental health of men and women. Physiologically, intermittent sexual activity can prevent the congestion of the entire reproductive system and pelvic area from subsiding quickly, keeping the cerebral cortex and spinal cord in a prolonged state of tension and unable to relax. The seminal vesicles and other accessory glands remain unemptied. At the same time, a person remains in an excited state and cannot rest well. Psychologically, sexual desires remain unsatisfied. Additionally, when the sensation of ejaculation occurs but is forcibly restrained, a small amount of semen may be expelled through the urethra without the individual realizing it, making it impossible to rule out the absolute possibility of pregnancy. For women, intermittent sexual activity is difficult to satisfy their sexual desires, leading them to perceive their husband as selfish and consequently developing a aversion to sexual life. Moreover, frequent intermittent sexual activity can cause chronic congestion in the female pelvic area, resulting in symptoms such as lower back pain, lower back soreness, abdominal pain, and poor sleep.