Headaches Can Because Orgasm
Jakarta, Even though it has many health benefits, orgasm during intercourse it can also cause headaches in some people. Most sex headaches are not dangerous, but also can be no serious problem.
Headaches during sex (sex headaches) are caused by sexual activity, especially orgasm. Sufferers may feel pain in the head and neck, which occurs due to increased sexual arousal. Or more generally, you may experience headaches sudden severe just before or during orgasm.
Most sex headaches do not have to worry about. But some dalah be a sign of serious problems, such as problems with blood vessels that feed the brain darang.
Sex headaches usually have some symptoms, such as reported Mayoclinic, Thursday (9/02/2012):
A. Provide warning and occur within a few seconds during orgasm
2. Throbbing or stabbing pain
3. Often begins as a pain on both sides of the head
4. Can cause tension in the neck and jaw muscles
5. Occurs gradually over several minutes before orgasm
6. Intensified when the increase in sexual desire
Most sex headaches last about 30 minutes, but some have up to several hours. Many people who have sex headaches will last a few months and then disappear for a year or more without any back pain.
Any type of sexual activity that leads to orgasm, including masturbation, oral sex and intercourse, sex can trigger headaches. This type of headache is more common in men and has a history of migraine.
What causes it?
The most common cause is the tightening or tension in the muscles of the head and neck during sexual activity, which occurred several minutes before orgasm.
A variety of sex headaches that occur abruptly at orgasm may also be caused by:
A. Response to increased blood pressure and heart rate during orgasm
2. Bleeding within or around the brain (subarachnoid hemorrhage)
3. Bleeding in the wall (dissection) of the arteries to the brain
4. Stroke
5. The use of some medications such as birth control pills
6. Sinus infection
7. Coronary artery disease
8. Glaucoma
9. Pheochromocytoma (a rare tumor that develops in the core of the adrenal gland).
Sex headaches are usually not a serious concern, but consult your doctor immediately if you experience headaches severe enough sex or suddenly.
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