Due to the fact that sexual function is not equal to everyone's physical strength, some people experience shortness of breath once or several times a month, while others still feel energetic and refreshed several times a day, making it difficult to define hyperactivity.
Clinical diagnosis of hyperlibido needs to be treated with caution, and the primary disease should be treated first.
The psychosomatic disease, which really belongs to the pathological state of hyperactivity, has a very low incidence rate in the population. Its main manifestation is frequent and intense sexual demands, which can occur several times a day, even to the extent of not avoiding intimacy or changing sexual partners frequently. This hyperactivity is a compulsive demand that affects the health and normal interpersonal relationships of individuals, often without regard for situational and normative constraints.
This situation seems to be an addictive state, in which his or her thinking, consciousness, and life are all dominated. Women are accompanied by hyperactive manifestations such as paranoia, trance, irritability, and excitability. In addition to being associated with endocrine dysfunction, especially oocyte tumors, this condition is more commonly seen as manic psychosis, with over 60% of patients with this type accompanied by sexual desire and hyperactivity.
In addition, patients who are in menopause or suffering from mental disorders are often accompanied by sexual hyperactivity, including normal individuals who may experience temporary sexual hyperactivity under specific circumstances and times.
Due to our busy work on weekdays, it is easy to overlook our physical health. We should regularly conduct a comprehensive inventory of our physical condition to achieve early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of hypersexuality.
(Intern editor: Lai Jiaxing)