Can a higher inflammation level be associated with greater sexual satisfaction and higher orgasm rate? A new study found that people with a higher inflammation can be motivated to be close to seek the company they love and trust, which can spread to sexual intimacy between partners.
This is a hypothesis that is completely different from what has been offered by previous studies – when a person often begins to show a “disease” characterized by a social refusal.
Paul, orgasm and inflammation
Sex plays an important role in both our individual life and social relations. People have sex to reduce stress, feel fun and more. In addition, their ability to have and enjoy sex also affects physical conditions such as inflammation (immune response of our body to injury, infection or stress).
In a new study published in the brain and immunity behavior, Tatum A. Jolink has found that a higher level of systemic inflammation may be associated with the best sexual well -being in romantic relationship. Researchers studied 158 people between the ages of 18 and 55, 84% of whom were women. They had to be committed, exclusive romantic relationships at least six months before the study.
They participated in three visits in the laboratory, once every two weeks for a month. There they provided blood samples that researchers used to measure the level of C-reactive protein (CRP) (protein produced by the liver in response to inflammation). They also completed a poll that evaluates sexual satisfaction and how motivated them to increase communication with their partner rather than avoiding them.
Conclusion
The study found that inflammation was not related to sexual satisfaction, orgasm or frequency of sex when all participants were considered. However, when people who wanted to increase their connection with their partner were studied, the researchers found that those who have a higher level of inflammation usually report more sexual pleasure and more orgasm last month.
“Inflammation alone may not manage people to-albo further-leaning, filled with orgasm sex. Instead, people have highly motivated rewards from a romantic partner, may have more useful sexual impressions with this partner as they experience a higher inflammation level,” – concluded the authors of the study.
