{"id":1807,"date":"2018-02-24T15:04:18","date_gmt":"2018-02-24T15:04:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.onlycasualsex.com\/?p=1807"},"modified":"2018-02-17T05:57:41","modified_gmt":"2018-02-17T05:57:41","slug":"how-your-body-changes-when-not-having-sex","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.onlycasualsex.com\/blog\/index.php\/how-your-body-changes-when-not-having-sex\/","title":{"rendered":"How Your Body Changes When You\u2019re Not Having Sex"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>People stop having sex for all sorts of reasons<\/a>. It could be religious, physical or emotional. Sex stops when you go through a break up and when you or your partner gets sick. It stops when you\u2019re traveling away from your partner. Sometimes life just gets in the way with family and children, career, and the home and chores that go with it. While sex is enjoyable, its not necessary to live so it can get pushed to the back burner. After a while, not having sex is the new normal and you don\u2019t miss it in the same manner as you first did. This is only one of the many changes that occur in your body when you are not having sex. Several things change inside your body<\/a> when sex is withheld for a longer portion of time. Not just a rut, but a serious abstinence from sex. These changes are both good and bad.
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Your Chance of Prostate Cancer Goes up When You Are Not Having Sex<\/h3>\n

According to the American Urological Society, a mans risk of prostate cancer rises when he goes without sex for long periods of time. Ejaculating frequently is said to help rid the prostate of harmful entities that could possibly cause cancer. The society has released info stating there is a 20% drop in prostate cancer in men who have frequent sex<\/a>. While we aren\u2019t entirely sure why this is true, it doesn\u2019t really matter much. Does it? <\/p>\n

You Get Sick Easier When Your Are Not Having Sex<\/h3>\n

Studies have shown that people having regular sex get an extra shot of immunoglobulin A (IgA)<\/a>. Up to 30% more than people who have sex less than once a week or not at all. IgA is an important antibody. It is among the bodies first line of defense against germs and viruses. Physicians often administer immunoglobulin tests to gauge how well your immune system works. Regular sex helps keep your immune system in tip-top condition. <\/p>\n

Your risk of UTIs and STDs Goes Down When You Are Not Having Sex<\/h3>\n

Its pretty simple to figure out why your risk of sexually transmitted diseases would go down if you aren\u2019t having sex. A no-brainer. Urinary tract infections are a bit more surprising. Almost 80% of these kinds of infections occur within 24 hours of having sex. While women usually are the ones to get a UTI after sex<\/a>, it happens to men too. <\/p>\n

You Feel Insecure and Anxious When You Are Not Having Sex<\/h3>\n

Sex makes you feel good about yourself. Especially sex while you\u2019re in a good relationship. You feel like Superman for a little while. Regular sex keeps you feeling that way regularly and it isn\u2019t hard to get used to. When you are not having sex, you start to lose that feeling. At first, it is slow. Before you realize, you are anxious. You feel sad a lot and you do not have the confidence you once did. You question your own judgement and do not share your feelings and opinions as much in extreme cases. <\/p>\n

Erectile Dysfunction is a Thing When You Are Not Having Sex<\/h3>\n

This is a use it or lose it type situation. Men who have sex at least once a week are less likely <\/a>to have trouble getting hard. Those who have sex less than once a week are two times as likely to have trouble getting and\/or keeping an erection.
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