In daily life, many people believe that alcohol is a sexual stimulant and aphrodisiac, and some

"Wine can help sex", "Wine can make a man's sex life last longer" and other statements. When men encounter sexual embarrassment, such as premature ejaculation, inability to ejaculate, or even erectile dysfunction, they often "turn to" the stimulation of alcohol, and some of these men do enjoy pleasurable sexual feelings again. But in fact, excessive alcohol consumption can gradually paralyze and inhibit men's sexual excitement, causing a reduction in sexual ability and can also cause sperm damage.

In fact, drinking alcohol is detrimental to sexual life. Especially after drinking a lot of alcohol, people will easily switch from the excitement phase to the inhibited state. If you have sexual life at this time, problems are likely to occur. The most common problem is impotence. Even if you drink a small amount of alcohol, the human body is in a state of short-term excitement, and it is easy to become overly excited or rough and reckless during sex, and ejaculation disorders (premature ejaculation or delayed ejaculation) may also occur.

Alcohol has certain damaging effects on the human heart, liver, nervous system and other organs. If the general condition is no longer good or even good, coupled with the high excitement of the nervous system during sexual intercourse and widespread congestion of sexual organs, the harm to the body will be even greater.

Alcoholism has a great impact on the reproductive system. Alcohol abuse can accelerate the decomposition of testosterone in the body, causing a relative increase in estrogen levels, shrinking the testicles, and may also lead to impotence. Even if you're able to have sex successfully after drinking too much, that's not necessarily a good thing. Because alcohol can affect the normal development of sperm and cause sperm abnormalities, which is not conducive to eugenics, pregnancy under such circumstances can also cause abnormal embryonic development, miscarriage, low-energy births, etc., and may give birth to children with dementia in the future.

According to relevant surveys, among the children born after men who drank alcohol on Saturday or Sunday and had sex on the same day and made women pregnant, the children with congenital syndrome were more likely to be pregnant than those who did not drink and had sex. The incidence rate of giving birth to a child is 4 to 5 times higher. Therefore, it is not advisable to have sexual intercourse after drinking, so as not to affect the harmony of the sexual life of both men and women and the health of their offspring.