Patient's question:
Every night, no matter how tired he was, he wanted to have intimate relations. If she refused, he would either force her or fight and go cold. In every other aspect, he was very good, but he couldn't tolerate this. After seven years of marriage, she had been enduring him, and it had already affected their relationship.Doctor's answer:
"Hypersexuality" is primarily characterized by having sexual desires at any time and place, sometimes requiring multiple sexual encounters daily, with prolonged duration, and difficulty in satisfying sexual desires. The most common cause of hypersexuality is endocrine disorders, particularly hormonal imbalances during menopause. Psychological factors can also lead to "hypersexuality" in women. After menopause, some women may feel reluctant to age and experience a sense of urgency. Certain women who worry about their husbands having affairs may unconsciously develop strong sexual desires for them. Most women experiencing this "hypersexuality" tend to be highly competitive and have good physical health.