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Britt
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Britt asked in HealthWomen's Health · 1 decade ago

Everytime I climax I get a headache during and after my orgasm. Why?

This has been going on for a couple weeks. I've stopped masturbation and I keep putting off meeting up with my friend.

The headaches actually make sex kinda unpleasurable for me. And I love my sex. So any help would be great.

I do plan on seeing my doctor, but I hate waiting. :P

Update:

I start getting a headache even when I get aroused. It's very slight, but when I actually get an orgasm the headache follows my climax and then decides to stick around for a couple of hours.

Update 2:

It's also occurs at the base of my head. Like my cerebellum.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    When you have sex (or masturbate) the blood surges to the erogenous zones in your body, genitals, breasts, lips, your cheeks flush, etc. After orgasm, the blood flow in your body returns to normal, and sometimes can rush to the brain, causing a headache. The easiest thing to do would be to take some tylenol before.

    Here's another little tip. Pheromones. Smelling pheromones can release oxytocin in the brain. It's your natural pain killer. You can smell them naturally on your partner, or you can buy colognes, sprays, etc that have them in. Try taking the t-shirt that he was wearing, and putting it on your pillow for afterwards. Sniffing it may help. As for the sprays and stuff, you can get them in some adult shops, or online (www.PartyGalAnne.com). I get migraines, so I use my Silky Sheets Spray (with pheromones) as a room spray, and it helps with my migraines.

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