Within one or two weeks of marriage, symptoms such as yellowing complexion and weakness in the limbs can occur, which are not uncommon in outpatient clinics, affecting both men and women. However, the reasons for weight loss may vary, and should be analyzed based on specific circumstances.
An increased frequency of sexual activity during the honeymoon period generally does not have any direct impact on health. However, there are individual differences in sexual activity, and if it exceeds the normal physical tolerance of both individuals, symptoms such as soreness in the waist and knees, fatigue, weakness, and weight loss may occur. In such cases, it is advisable to control and take care of oneself.
In addition, changes in lifestyle can also lead to rapid weight loss for newlyweds. Before marriage, both individuals are busy with wedding preparations, experiencing fatigue and lack of sleep, which consume a significant amount of physical and mental energy. After marriage, the couple is responsible for their own daily lives, without the support of parents as before, which invisibly increases the expenditure of mental and physical energy. As women play a major role in the family, excessive exertion can lead to even more weight loss.
During the honeymoon period, newlyweds should pay attention to scientifically arranging their diet, replenishing nutrition, and avoiding or minimizing alcohol consumption.
