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Q: Sex Change Your Body?

asked by: old_hollywood_romance on December 11th, 2007

New User

Does becoming sexually active physically change the body in any way? I noticed a slight increase in appetite, thirst, and breast tenderness. Are these normal?

Replies(5)

Jude-Love

replied on December 11th, 2007

Active User, very eHealthy

It may be. After the first time I had sex, I got a yeast infection regularly and started having really bad UTIs. After awhile, it stopped. My doctor could never really explain it.

It's probably your hormones being all crazy.

Emma2

replied on December 11th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

No, sex does not change your body. Hormones do!

old_hollywood_romance

replied on December 11th, 2007

New User

I know that sex doesn't change your body. I guess I worded that wrong. But can the hormones cause an increase of appetite, thirst, bathroom use, and breast tenderness?

Hell Fire

replied on December 13th, 2007

Experienced User

Yes they can all cause problems like that. You can have a hormonal test from your doc if your concerned. if your under 21 its nothing to be worried about really as it does happen.

Georgia59

replied on December 13th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Hormone changes cause all those things. Hormone changes can be caused by many things: age, your cycle, stress, pregnancy, medications......

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