How often is it normal for a man in his 50s to have sex?

Men will feel more and more powerless as they get older, which is an important reason for the continuous decline in sexual ability. Therefore, men must control the frequency of sexual life as they get older to prevent harm to the body. Men in their 50s also have a high sexual desire, but their sexual function is gradually declining. So how often is it normal for men in their 50s to have sex?

The frequency of men's sexual life should have different standards for different age groups. The general standard is that the next day after sexual life, it should not affect normal work, and it should not cause panting, fatigue, weakness in waist and knees. It is normal for young people to have sex every other day. If they are physically strong, there is no problem doing it every day. Therefore, specific age groups should be analyzed specifically. Young people can have sex once a day or every other day. For people aged 30-40, the frequency is not so high. It is abnormal for newlyweds to have sex twice or three times a day, but it will not last for a month. After the passionate period, life returns to peace, and it is normal to have sex twice or three times a week.

But young people nowadays are under great pressure, especially in big cities, where transportation costs are high, and it takes 2-3 hours to get on and off the subway. They are also under great work pressure, and their physical strength and energy are completely overdrawn during the day. Therefore, it is now found that many young people in big cities, in their 30s, have sex less than 3 times a month. If people aged 50-60 do not have diabetes or high blood pressure, their sex life frequency is relatively more frequent than those in their 30s.

For elderly people aged 60-70, if they are in good health, they are encouraged to have sex 2 or 3 times a month. If they are in good health, once a week, or even once or twice a week, is normal. The patient's overall physical condition, mental state, and age are all different. Generally speaking, it is enough if the sex life does not affect work and life, and you feel refreshed. If you feel tired, weak, sore in the waist and knees, or even have erectile dysfunction, you need to take medication to adjust.