Recently, a latest British study found that smoking after sex will greatly increase the harm to the human body, which is ten times more harmful than usual tobacco. Researchers pointed out that first of all, nicotine in tobacco has an excitatory and then inhibitory effect on the central nervous system. Carbon monoxide also has a great impact on the human body. They will all reduce people's experience of wonderful sex.

Secondly, the tar after burning tobacco contains phenylpyrene, which can cause vaginal dryness. Thirdly, sexual life is a relatively strenuous exercise. During the process of lovemaking, muscles, bones, and especially the nervous system will be extremely excited, blood vessels throughout the body will dilate, blood flow speed will increase, and energy consumption will increase.

If you smoke immediately after sex, the toxic substances in the cigarette can easily be absorbed into the body, which will have adverse effects on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health, and even lead to angina pectoris and dyspnea. Finally, the nicotine in smoke will cause the smooth muscles of the corpus cavernosum to contract, damage the blood vessels of the penis, inhibit blood flow, and thus affect the ability to have an erection.

In this regard, smoking immediately after sex will indeed cause a burden on the body and affect health. Generally speaking, there is no need to rush to get up after sex. You can hug your lover, say a few sweet words of love, or drink a glass of water and take a short break to relax your tense body. In addition, you can do some simple physical activities to help eliminate fatigue.