At what age can men and women have sex

There is no specific standard for the age at which men and women can have sexual intercourse. The key lies in the individual's physical constitution. Some elderly people with better physical constitutions can still have a moderate sexual life when they are in their seventies or eighties. Many people have the misunderstanding that the elderly do not need sex. In fact, this is not true. A moderate sex life is beneficial to the health of the elderly and has a good effect on alleviating psychological problems.

At what age can married life continue?

There is no clear limit to the age at which a couple can continue their sexual life. As long as the couple's bodies allow, their psychological needs are strong, and their bodies permit, they can still have sex even when the woman is in desperate situation. Generally speaking, men can have sexual life up to around 70 years old, while women can have sexual life up to around 50 years old.

How should elderly couples view sex life correctly?

Older couples should treat their sex life naturally and within their ability. There is no need to force it, nor to suppress it. If a woman has vaginal dryness, she can consider using lubricants. For the elderly, sex life is not just about sexual intercourse, it also includes kissing, hugging, caressing, expressing feelings, etc., which can satisfy mutual emotional needs.

Sexual frequency among older couples

Generally speaking, people aged 20-30 are at their peak of sexual activity and can have sex about 3 times a week; people aged 31-40, no more than 2 times a week; people aged 41-50, about 4-6 times a month; people aged 51-60, about 2-3 times a month; sexual intercourse is considered normal if it lasts more than 5-10 minutes.

Male sexual life age

According to foreign sexual medicine surveys, the vast majority of men can maintain their sex life until they are over 70 years old, and some of them can even maintain it until around 80 years old. A few still have sexual needs at the age of 90. What we need to be clear about is that physiological functions do not disappear with age, but what is slowly lost is the reproductive function, and reproductive function and physiological function are two different things.

Changes in sexual function in older men

Compared with young and middle-aged men, older men have significant differences in physiological functions, and their sexual responses begin to slow down.

Changes in erectile function: After sexual stimulation, the penis of men aged 20 to 40 will fully erect within 10 seconds and become very hard. Men over 60 years old take about a minute to get an erection, and their hardness is weaker.

Changes in tolerance: Young men cannot tolerate further stimulation after reaching orgasm and ejaculate quickly, but older men are able to control stimulant tolerance stimulation and can prolong erection time without ejaculation.

Ejaculation changes in young men have a longer time, longer range, higher pressure, and more semen, but in older men the time period, shorter range, lower pressure, and less semen.

For young men during the refractory period, the penis can become erect again 15 minutes after ejaculation, and they can have repeated sexual intercourse, but for older men, it takes a longer time to regain an erection, at least several hours or even more than a day.