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lost asked in HealthOther - Health · 8 years ago

Consistent headaches worse after orgasum?

I'm having 3-7 bad headaches a week from a pain behind my eyes to a deliberating migraine. I told my dr about it and she gave me migraine pills which help a bit but I feel so sick from them. I have noticed that on a few occasions after orgasum the headachs get very intense and worse. My other issue I'm not sure if they are related. Every morning when I get up I'm nauseous I spend the first 10-15 min after waking dry heaving trying not to vomit. The headache come later in the day. My doctor figures its stress and has dismissed it as hypochondria!!!! Any thoughts

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  • 8 years ago
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    well I'm not a doctor, so I don't suggest you follow through with any of the advice I am giving but simply see it as advice only. but I've looked up some info regarding the orgasms you have and the headaches that follow soon after. Headaches that occur before, during, or after orgasms occur more in men than women, little is known as to why this is. These headaches usually occur more in a person who suffers from migraines, though the pain itself is not a migraine by nature. Headaches like these go by a few names ;

    post-coital headache,

    sexual headache,

    orgasmic headache,

    coital cephalgia,

    coital cephalalgia.

    Maybe you should consider getting your blood pressure checked out,Or if you haven't mentioned the headaches related to you having orgasm I would mention it to your doctor. I hope this helped a bit, and hope you feel better

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    5 years ago

    Consistent Headaches

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