Monday, May 7, 2012

Flu alert Orgasm! Characteristic Headaches Sneezing & After Sex


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Some studies show that orgasms have many health benefits. However, in rare cases, orgasm can make you a fever, runny nose and sneezing, similar to flu symptoms.

Flu orgasm is a nightmare for him. How not, immediately after ejaculation orgasm men who have flu symptoms will experience flu-like fever, runny nose, sneezing, joint stiffness and loss of short-term memory.

Researchers call this terrible condition, and rarely with post-Orgasmic illness syndrome (POIs).

Men can suffer from the first Pois puberty. Each time ejaculation, whether of sex, masturbation and even nocturnal emission (wet dream), the symptoms of flu will strike the sufferer. Able for 20 minutes after ejaculation or even up to 2 weeks. With pain, this condition can kill a man's sex life.

Once considered a psychological disease, research in the Netherlands have found that the POIs can be caused by a semen allergy.

A team of University studied 33 men Utretcht Netherlands who reported suffering from symptoms of POIs. From the results, 80 percent of men tested positive for allergies.

In addition to the flu orgasm, headache after ejaculation can also be caused by 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.

As reported Menshealth.com, Monday (07/05/2012), most headaches when sex does not have to worry about. But some symptoms can be signs of serious problems, such as problems with blood vessels that feed the brain darang.

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.

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