How come this always happens?!


Question: when ever i have an orgasm i get a headache.. how do i prevent this?


Answers: when ever i have an orgasm i get a headache.. how do i prevent this?

this is called a benign coital headache..and is common. Now if it happens during sex...everytime or most of the time..you need to see a doctor. However you said after sex...so here's your info.
Benign coital headaches tend to occur before or during orgasm, and may persist for a period of minutes, or hang on for hours after sex. It can occur in both men and women. Although benign coital or orgasmic headaches are very painful, and obviously limit sexual enjoyment, they present no other acute threat. They are thought to result from muscle contraction, and/or blood vessel dilation, in the head and neck during sex.
So What To DO????

Once a serious cause, such as a brain bleed, has been ruled out, benign sex headaches can be relatively easy to treat. Sometimes abstaining from sex for a couple of weeks is all that's required. If that doesn't work, then a physician may need to prescribe medication to be taken an hour or so before sex in order to prevent the onset of the headache. Beta blockers, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDS), and calcium channel blockers have all been used with some success. Benign sexual headaches also seem to respond well to a decrease in stress. The good news is that with or without treatment, benign sexual headaches tend to resolve all on their own.
I would really recommend you check out the link below...and see your doctor to ensure you don't have a brain bleed..just to be safe. Happy sexing!

How terrible!

I don't know,I do too. But of coarse I also have Epilepsy.





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