Will women still have sexual desire after menopause?

　　The occurrence of sexual desire is related to the physiological basis of both sexes: one is the sexual endocrine system composed of sex hormones and gonads, which maintains the basic tension and excitement of sexual desire of both sexes.； The second one is composed of cerebral cortex, spinal cord low sexual excitement center and erogenous zones and conduction nerve The nervous system composed of. They ensure the body's ability to respond promptly and effectively to the environment.

　　Generally, scientists believe that sexual desire is an instinctive desire that is beneficial to the reproduction of the next generation. But generally speaking, the sexual desire of most animals only exists during the estrus period, and the estrus period of animals usually has a certain time (like spring). For humans, there is no concept of estrus, or humans can be in estrus at any time. If you don't learn to control your sexual desires, it can lead to sexually sinful behavior. It is normal for single people to masturbate to satisfy their sexual desires. People all over the world do this and it's safe and harmless.

　　for male In other words, it can be prevented prostatitis , and the occurrence of prostate cancer. Both men and women can learn about their bodies through masturbation, which will be beneficial to their future sex lives. If it must be divided into periods, people’s sexual desire will be stronger in the morning. This is why in the morning, young people’s sexual desire will be stronger. healthy Male genitals naturally erect. As you age, the chance of morning erections will gradually decrease. This is normal and there is no need to worry about it.

　　From a physiological perspective, menopause After menstruation, the ovaries no longer secrete estrogen and no longer ovulate, and fertility is lost. At the same time, the reproductive organs also undergo degenerative changes, and the response speed and intensity of each stage of the sexual response cycle are also significantly reduced. This is a fact.

　　But we cannot help but see the other side of the formation of sexual desire, that is, in addition to the above-mentioned physiological factors, sexual desire is also affected by cultural concepts, psychological and environmental factors. After women reach menopause, because their lives are stable, their children have grown up and are employed, their relationship between husband and wife is strong, and they no longer have to worry about pregnancy, the sexual repression caused by the above factors is eliminated, their sexual desire can be enhanced, and they can be more relaxed during sex. These examples are often seen. Therefore, it is wrong to think that sexual desire will be lost after menopause. In fact, for a person in good health elderly , aging does not mean the inevitable decline of sexual desire and the loss of orgasm.