Very often, friends jokingly “prescribe” a single remedy to a woman complaining of health problems: “Have sex and it will all go away!” If you shudder at this “advice” and want to revisit your “medical history,” make an exception today and read this article to the end. It's intended specifically for you and those women who have struggled with their sex life for years, are plagued by women's health issues, and can't answer the question “why?”
Women's health doesn't exist in isolation; it largely depends on your quality of life and, to a large extent, on the presence of men in it. Your hormonal balance, body condition, and physical and mental health depend on how often you're hugged, kissed, admired, and have sex. Nature has long since figured everything out for you, and all that's required of you is to accept its “treatments.” If you're experiencing problems with your women's health, the first thing you should do is analyze not your vaginal flora, but rather identify harmful thoughts and the presence of a man in the bedroom.
Let's look at the root causes of the main female diseases , and perhaps you will find answers to your questions among them:
1. Pain or discomfort during sex. Don't rush to look for a physical problem. Take a closer look at the man next to you. Are you truly satisfied with him? Pain during intercourse occurs when you subconsciously reject your partner. If you're hesitant to say “no,” your body will do it for you.
Similar symptoms can also arise after a fight, when your resentment is still fresh. By dissatisfying herself with sex, a woman subconsciously takes revenge on a man, depriving him of masculine energy and confidence. Some manipulate their partners this way. If she's “happy,” she'll have no reason to “beg for her suffering.” The woman turns herself into a “martyr” and, from her first sexual encounter to… the next breakup, instills in all her men a sense of guilt for their endless suffering. The image of a “sickly yet 'masculine' woman” becomes habitual, and discomfort and pain become an integral part of intercourse.
Pain can also be caused by internal restrictions against “dirty activities.” This attitude toward sex is dictated by family upbringing. If a girl had a difficult relationship with her mother and suffered painful blows to her femininity from childhood, then in adulthood she will avoid contact with men or “tolerate” it.
Another factor in the development of pain during sex is self-punishment. Guilt, self-hatred, and dissatisfaction with one's actions drive a woman to “torture” herself through sex.
2. Yeast infections and other discharge. This category of “women's problems” is associated with a sense of innocence, purity, or the desire to achieve it. For some, it stems from a rejection of the “dirtiness” associated with the word “sex” and a demonstration of their purity, “I'm not like everyone else.” For others, more uninhibited and experienced, it indicates a longing for romance and purity. Acceptance of one's sexuality usually alleviates such symptoms.
3. Itching. This indicates a need that's trying to be expressed. If you forbid yourself from scratching and don't acknowledge the “problem,” your body will intensify its attempts to “connect” with you and create endless itching. In the sexual sphere, it indicates a suppressed desire for sex.
4. Sexually transmitted infections. The female and male bodies are inherently one. Identifying the origin and destination of a particular bacteria is very difficult. Furthermore, millions of bacteria have lived, live, and will continue to live in this world. Fighting them is akin to tilting at windmills. But “resourceful” women subconsciously use this symptom to mask their fears about relationships, prevent them from developing, and maintain their usual lifestyle. If you bring a “man” back into your life, relax, and learn to enjoy sex, you'll forget the very word “infection” forever.
5. Erosion. This is a manifestation of wounded female pride. Medications only provide temporary relief. Untreated resentment will continue to corrode from within, and everything will return to its previous state. With this condition, it's important to identify the source of the unhealed resentment and neutralize it.
6. Myoma. It occurs as a substitute, due to an unfulfilled desire to have a child. A woman may also harbor resentment, anger, or pain. In this case, it's necessary to consciously “become pregnant” with some project and invest in your spiritual offspring in a maternal way. The main thing is that this doesn't involve turning a man into your child.
7. Menstruation. This condition isn't pathological. However, the duration, pain, and heaviness of menstruation largely determine a woman's attitude toward herself. Also, when combined with PMS, it often becomes a means of manipulation. If you spend a lot of time philosophizing about how awful it is to be born a woman, you'll start getting headaches in addition to your period. If you consider being a woman a heavy burden, you'll experience back pain. If you struggle with defining your “self,” you'll experience “suffering” in your stomach. The more complaints, dissatisfaction, and self-loathing a woman feels, the more difficult and stressful the process becomes. Despite the common perception of menstruation as a difficult period with tears and mood swings, it's during these days that women are bursting with vital energy and redouble their femininity.
8. Menopause. In ancient times, when women were relegated to the role of “keeper of the hearth” and were expected to do nothing but love their husband and children, they retained their reproductive function for a long time. In today's world, menopause is rapidly becoming more prevalent. Women try on “masculine traits,” build careers, earn money, and increasingly understand the purpose of “monthly discomfort” and “children's cries at night.” The body doesn't argue with its “mistress” and allows them to “become a man” earlier and earlier.
Remember, all your illnesses are in your head. The more clearly you understand your nature, the faster and easier you'll overcome your “female ailments.” And no matter how humorous the advice to “find a good man” may sound, it's worth heeding. You'll agree, there's no more pleasurable “cure” in this world than great sex!