The fact that there is uterine rabies has been heard by many. Teenagers whisper about women with mysterious deviations and men dream. Many legends surround him with something like a halo. But few people know that official medicine does not recognize either a disease or another deviation with that name.
This concept appeared in the time of Herodotus, who described nymphs living in the forest, luring men there, and then killing them with an infinite number of sexual acts.
Nymphomania is the name of the disease by which people know uterine rabies. Symptoms of it can manifest in different ways. In most cases, female nympho, experiencing a huge number of orgasms during sex, still can not get satisfaction. Seeking to get it, women are ready to have sex again and again. Their aggressiveness and dissatisfaction are so high that one partner can not cope with the growing lust of the chosen one. In an effort to get satisfaction at all costs, nymphomaniacs begin to rapidly change partners or increase the number of sexual acts.
For another category of nympho, an orgasm is not important, they tend to simply increase the number of partners. Such women cannot think of anything else. There are cases when nympho per day participated in 17 sexual acts.
This behavior really looks like uterine rabies. But what really happens to the nymphomaniac?
Nymphomania is a mental illness, a form of hysteria. It is very different from increased libido. People suffering from this deviation are not critical of their sexual needs. Chasing satisfaction, they stop thinking about their own safety.
If the disease is not treated, then gradually the nymphomaniac is able to sink to the social bottom. In medical practice, there are cases when wealthy, quite intelligent women, in search of new partners, began to visit dens for drug addicts and homeless people, without thinking about the terrible consequences of such adventures.
Like any disease, uterine rabies has a cause.
Often the disease develops against a background of hysteria or low self-esteem. Sometimes deviations provoke tumors of the ovaries or brain, hormonal imbalance, endocrine disorders. There are cases when the disease developed during pregnancy.
It is interesting that men also suffer from such uncontrolled hypersexuality, but for them this deviation is called satyriasis.
Irregular sexual relations often lead to concomitant diseases, not the worst of which is inflammation of the uterus. Treatment for nymphomania exists, but only a doctor can provide the right help.
Complex treatment is usually prescribed, combining lifestyle changes, diet, taking medications, consulting a psychiatrist and sexologist. Uterine rabies is treatable.
Uterine inflammation arises from many other causes. The most popular of them, besides messy relationships, are the common cold, the consequences of abortion, infection with unclean instruments, hormonal disruptions, etc.
Only a gynecologist can determine which type of inflammation bothers the patient. After determining the diagnosis, he prescribes treatment. It can be antibiotics, douching, physiotherapy.
Traditional healers recommend taking althea root with melted lard, and douching with a decoction of tannin or St. John's wort as an aid in inflammation. Such methods of treatment do occur, however, only a gynecologist can tell which particular prescription is suitable for a particular case.
Untimely treatment of uterine inflammation can lead to surgery or the development of cancer. That is why women are advised to regularly visit a gynecologist.