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I'm addicted
Ok. I think I'm a sex addict. Im horny all the time. Constantly. I masterbate on an overly regular basis. Roughly 6 to 8 times a day, and I have sex with my boyfriend at least 1 or 2 times a day. But its never enough! Its been getting worse recently in the last few months, to the point of being aroused even when not thinking of sex. Its becoming a problem and has began to affect my relationship negatively. If anyone has experience with this and could point me in the correct direct or whether i need to see a doctor or a therapist, itd be greatly apprechiated!
Found this on the web, hope it's helpful. Blessings - Blu
How is nymphomania treated?
There is no cure for nymphomania. Like many other mental illnesses, nymphomania may be treated with medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of the two. With treatment, it is possible to manage compulsive sexual behavior.
Treatments for nymphomania
Treatments for nymphomania are similar to treatment for other compulsive disorders, and may include:
•Cognitive behavioral therapy (to help you cope with triggers)
•Family or social therapy
•Medications, including antianxiety medications, antidepressant medications, and antipsychotic medications
•Talk therapy
What you can do to improve your nymphomania
In addition to following the treatment plan developed by your health care providers, you may be able to help self-manage your nymphomania by:
•Eating a balanced and healthy diet
•Engaging in social activities and other activities that you find enjoyable
•Getting regular exercise and sleep
•Participating in a support group
•Seeking support from family and friends
Complementary treatments
Some complementary treatments may help some people to better deal with nymphomania. These treatments, sometimes referred to as alternative therapies, are used in conjunction with traditional medical treatments. Complementary treatments are not meant to substitute for full medical care.
Complementary treatments may include:
•Acupuncture
•Massage therapy
•Yoga
What are the potential complications of nymphomania?
The compulsive sexual behavior of nymphomania is very risky. In addition to causing social problems, it can lead to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. It is important to seek treatment for nymphomania to prevent complications for yourself and others.
Complications of untreated or poorly controlled nymphomania can be serious. You can help minimize your risk of serious complications by following the treatment plan you and your health care professional design specifically for you. Complications of nymphomania include:
•Depression
•Inability to perform normally in activities
•Increased risk for contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
•Loss of employment
•Loss of relationships
•Social problems
How is nymphomania treated?
There is no cure for nymphomania. Like many other mental illnesses, nymphomania may be treated with medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of the two. With treatment, it is possible to manage compulsive sexual behavior.
Treatments for nymphomania
Treatments for nymphomania are similar to treatment for other compulsive disorders, and may include:
•Cognitive behavioral therapy (to help you cope with triggers)
•Family or social therapy
•Medications, including antianxiety medications, antidepressant medications, and antipsychotic medications
•Talk therapy
What you can do to improve your nymphomania
In addition to following the treatment plan developed by your health care providers, you may be able to help self-manage your nymphomania by:
•Eating a balanced and healthy diet
•Engaging in social activities and other activities that you find enjoyable
•Getting regular exercise and sleep
•Participating in a support group
•Seeking support from family and friends
Complementary treatments
Some complementary treatments may help some people to better deal with nymphomania. These treatments, sometimes referred to as alternative therapies, are used in conjunction with traditional medical treatments. Complementary treatments are not meant to substitute for full medical care.
Complementary treatments may include:
•Acupuncture
•Massage therapy
•Yoga
What are the potential complications of nymphomania?
The compulsive sexual behavior of nymphomania is very risky. In addition to causing social problems, it can lead to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. It is important to seek treatment for nymphomania to prevent complications for yourself and others.
Complications of untreated or poorly controlled nymphomania can be serious. You can help minimize your risk of serious complications by following the treatment plan you and your health care professional design specifically for you. Complications of nymphomania include:
•Depression
•Inability to perform normally in activities
•Increased risk for contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
•Loss of employment
•Loss of relationships
•Social problems
Hi, maybe you should talk to your parents about this or if you're afraid, go to a Pastor or Priest. I doubt if they could give you any good advice but sometimes it feels good to just talk about it. As a last resort you can find another boyfriend. One who can handle sex that many times.
Hi Cap, First you really need to get yourself under control, to much female masturbation can be just as bad for women as it is in men, If you really want to help yourself, you have to remember its all down to you, you could try not masturbating for a couple of weeks, along with no sexual contact, and from the sound of for you this will be very hard thing to do, so for this two weeks you need to do it one day at a time, take each day as it comes.
If you don't there are a couple of things like bad UTI's and yeast infections.
now during this two week break try this, its a herb, Ashwagandha is another herb which can be taken as herbal supplement or in organic form to cure the effects of over masturbation by both males and females. It has all the properties which can not only cure the problem but also prevents them from resurfacing. Always remember that these herbs are only effective when consumed internally and in proper dosage.
See how you get on.
Good Luck
If you don't there are a couple of things like bad UTI's and yeast infections.
now during this two week break try this, its a herb, Ashwagandha is another herb which can be taken as herbal supplement or in organic form to cure the effects of over masturbation by both males and females. It has all the properties which can not only cure the problem but also prevents them from resurfacing. Always remember that these herbs are only effective when consumed internally and in proper dosage.
See how you get on.
Good Luck
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