There is a physiological need every day?
Hello Doctor: I have a female friend who has a high level of sexual desire every day.
She can become aroused and remain wet without any physical stimulation from a male partner.
While lying in bed, she often feels the urge for sexual release but finds it uninteresting to do it herself.
However, she is trying to restrain herself from seeking external partners.
What advice can you provide to help her address this issue?
Douhua Milk Tea, 20~29 year old female. Ask Date: 2011/09/19
Dr. Zhang Kunmin reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Hello, the sexual physiological needs of women vary from person to person, but it is best to have normal and safe channels to protect oneself without affecting others.
If there are concerns about any diseases, it is advisable to consult a physician for testing.
Thank you! Dr.
Chang
Reply Date: 2011/09/19
More Info
Understanding and addressing daily sexual needs in women can be a complex issue, as it involves a combination of physiological, psychological, and social factors. Your friend’s situation, where she experiences significant sexual arousal daily without the need for external stimulation, is not uncommon. Many women have varying levels of sexual desire, and it’s essential to approach this topic with sensitivity and understanding.
Firstly, it’s important to recognize that sexual arousal and desire can be influenced by hormonal fluctuations, emotional states, and individual differences in libido. For some women, high levels of sexual desire can be a natural part of their physiology, while for others, it may be linked to psychological factors such as stress, anxiety, or even boredom. Understanding the root cause of her heightened sexual need is crucial. If it’s purely physiological, then it may be a matter of finding healthy outlets for that desire.
Encouraging your friend to explore her sexuality in a safe and fulfilling way is essential. Here are some suggestions that might help her manage her daily sexual needs:
1. Self-Exploration and Masturbation: While she finds self-stimulation somewhat uninteresting, it can still be a healthy way to explore her body and understand what brings her pleasure. Encouraging her to experiment with different techniques, fantasies, or even sex toys might enhance her experience and make it more enjoyable.
2. Healthy Sexual Outlets: If she feels the need for more excitement, exploring consensual sexual relationships could be an option. This doesn’t necessarily mean seeking out casual encounters but could involve finding a partner who shares her interests and desires. Open communication about needs and boundaries is vital in any sexual relationship.
3. Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques: Sometimes, sexual desire can be heightened by stress or anxiety. Practicing mindfulness, meditation, or yoga can help her connect with her body in a more relaxed state, potentially leading to a healthier relationship with her sexual needs.
4. Professional Guidance: If her sexual desire feels overwhelming or is causing distress, it may be beneficial for her to speak with a therapist or a sexologist. These professionals can provide tailored advice and strategies to help her manage her sexual health and desires in a way that feels right for her.
5. Education and Understanding: Encouraging her to read about female sexuality can help her understand her body better and normalize her experiences. Knowledge about sexual health, anatomy, and the diversity of sexual experiences can empower her to make informed choices about her sexual well-being.
6. Community and Support: Sometimes, discussing sexual needs with friends or in a supportive community can help alleviate feelings of isolation or shame. Finding a group that discusses sexual health openly can provide her with insights and support.
It’s crucial to emphasize that there is no “normal” when it comes to sexual desire; what matters is that she feels comfortable and fulfilled in her sexual life. Encouraging her to embrace her sexuality positively and healthily can lead to a more satisfying experience overall. Ultimately, the goal should be to help her find balance and satisfaction in her sexual life without compromising her values or well-being.
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