Nymphomania: a "trendy" disease?

What man does not dream of a woman who always wants sex and who can easily move any organ to orgasm?

Portrait of a nymphomaniac

Many people believe that it is a great happiness - to start a romantic relationship with a nymphomaniac. Every day and every moment to feel desirable, but after a couple of weeks to feel squeezed lemon and grind your teeth looking at the passionate beauty, which is impossible to satisfy, and after a month or two to start looking for a hairdresser who will maintain anonymity, filing once a week horns.

The nymphomaniac herself also finds herself in a bad spot.

During sex, she experiences orgasms - bright and high-quality, multiple, but she does not get satisfaction.

Suffering from nimformania is reminiscent of Baron Munchausen's legendary horse, which had its back half torn off. The front half of the horse drank and could not get drunk because the water would pour out. The inability to be sexually satiated causes the woman to become a scandalous hysteric, a jealous lover of loud scenes. She plays out dramas, trying to manipulate others, often having to deceive everyone in order to at least try to satisfy her sexual needs.

Nymphomaniac has a pathological need for sex, agrees to sexual contacts with any partner and does not pay attention to such conventions as age, status, appearance, and sometimes even gender!

There are four types of nymphomania

1. congenital (girls start sexual life very early and do not show any system in the choice of sexual partners)
2. acquired (e.g. due to endocrine diseases, gynecological problems or psychiatric disorders)
3. menopausal (the result of hormonal changes and psychological imbalances)
4. imaginary. The last type of nymphomania is actually a purely psychological deviation, with the help of sex a woman tries, for example, to feel attractive and self-affirmation.

Is nymphomania a disease or just a high libido?

In many cases, it can be cured or alleviated. But not always women consider it necessary to go to a psychotherapist or sexopathologist, many are sure that they just have such a type of temperament. Modern advertising of sex makes some nymphomaniacs even proud of such a problem!

In fact. Nymphomania is a disorderA nymphomaniac finds herself in a social vacuum - there is always someone willing to have sex, but if there is grief, there is no one to help. A nymphomaniac finds herself, as a rule, in a social vacuum - there is always someone willing to have sex, but if there is grief, there is no one to help.

Treat this deviation is difficult enough, and it is good to know that the real, not imaginary nymphomania is quite rare - 1 case per 2.5 thousand women.

To reduce libido, a woman is prescribed special drugs, treat the physiological abnormality that caused nymphomania, prescribe a strict diet. From the diet exclude all aphrodisiacs, in particular chocolate, spicy dishes, seafood, as well as alcohol.

For those women who have imaginary nymphomania, the help of a psychotherapist is the main way to eliminate this deviation. Psychotherapeutic sessions are also necessary to help such a ginseng to get satisfaction from sexual contact with a partner (solving certain psychological problems removes the barriers that prevent the completion of the process of satisfaction) If the cause of the disorder is physiological, often women later regret very much what they have done because of their problem. They need the help of a good psychologist to fight for their social status, to establish a personal life, to restore contacts with many people who began to be wary of the nymphomaniac.

📌 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is nymphomania and how does it manifest itself?
   Nymphomania is a pathological form of hypersexuality in women characterized by compulsive desire for frequent sexual intercourse, inability to control sexual impulses, and emotional dissatisfaction after intimacy.
2. What is the difference between nymphomania and high libido?
   High libido is an individual characteristic that does not interfere with social adaptation. Nymphomania, on the other hand, is accompanied by compulsive behavior, loss of control and often leads to psychological and social problems.
3. What are some of the reasons that can cause nymphomania?
   Causes can include hormonal disorders, mental disorders, brain injuries, the effects of sexual abuse, and an addiction to sexual gratification as a way of avoiding emotional problems.
4. How is nymphomania diagnosed and treated?
   Diagnosis includes psychiatric and psychological evaluation, behavioral history and symptom analysis. Treatment may include psychotherapy, drug therapy, and work with co-occurring disorders.
5. Is it possible to be completely cured of nymphomania?
   With timely help and a comprehensive approach to treatment, significant improvement and symptom control is possible. However, success depends on individual characteristics and the patient's readiness for therapy.