There are various regulations for the starting age of old age, but we still set it as over 65 years old. This is because women have entered menopause and men have also begun menopause, and these sexual accidents are also common in middle age. Men and women in the later period, so it makes sense to set it at 65 years old. Common sexual intercourse accidents in old age include:

Chest pain or discomfort: It may be related to reduced blood supply to the heart, lack of blood oxygen, etc., which often indicates insufficient heart function and a heavy burden on the heart. You should pay attention to rest and work-rest balance; when chest tightness and cold sweat are accompanied by difficulty breathing and chest pain, it often If it indicates severe angina pectoris or myocardial infarction, you should stop sexual life immediately and rush to the hospital for emergency treatment. You should not take it lightly; syncope may be related to cerebral ischemia, hypoxia, cerebral hemorrhage, etc., and you should seek medical treatment or rescue in time. See the introduction to the disease for details.

Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain in elderly women after sexual intercourse is often related to tonic contraction of the uterus during orgasm. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and will naturally ease after a period of time. Warm compresses, light massage and other methods can be used to relieve the pain. Elderly men often suffer from abdominal pain after sexual intercourse due to the inability to ejaculate each time, resulting in excessive accumulation of prostatic fluid and excessive prostaglandin reabsorption, causing intestinal spasmodic abdominal pain, sometimes accompanied by perineal distension and pain. If you arrange a sexual intercourse with ejaculation at this time, the pain will be relieved quickly. Pay attention to moderate sexual intercourse at ordinary times, once a week or once every two weeks, and try to ejaculate every time to avoid the occurrence of abdominal pain.

Pain during sexual intercourse is common in older women, mostly due to estrogen deficiency leading to vaginal atrophy, decreased secretion, stenosis, and difficulty in insertion. Women should be given sufficient arousal time during sexual intercourse, and lubricants and estrogen replacement therapy should be used if necessary. Elderly men may experience perineal spasmodic pain and discomfort after ejaculation due to prostatitis, which may sometimes radiate to the testicles, rectum, glans, etc., and may occasionally be accompanied by hematospermia.

In short, sex life in old age is neither indispensable nor excessive. It is very important to do according to one's ability and combine work with rest. In particular, it is very important not to covet stimulation, seek extramarital affairs and other overly exciting sexual encounters. Otherwise, it will bring overloaded physical and mental burden to the body, easily induce potential cardiovascular diseases, etc., and easily lead to accidents. Most sudden coital deaths occur during sex outside of marriage.