Sex gives men a headache

[phishuff]

The pain can be sudden and severe
Scientists have found that men are more likely than women to be telling the truth if they say: "Not tonight darling, I've got a headache".

A team of German researchers has begun to investigate the phenomenon of sexual headaches - a condition known as Orgasmic Cephalgia.


We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm

Dr Achim Frese
They have discovered that it is three times more likely to strike men.

The headaches usually come on suddenly around the point of orgasm, and can be very severe.

The researchers believe the condition affects around one in a 100 people at least once during a lifetime, but some people are afflicted on a regular basis.

Although the precise causes are not yet understood, it is thought that the condition may be linked to the increased blood flow and dilation of blood vessels that occur during sex.

The German team is carrying out research aimed at solving the mystery.

They stress that people do not develop the condition as a result of particular partners or sexual habits. Neither is it linked to any form of brain damage or disease.

It is most common among young people, and is most likely to strike for the first time between the ages of 20 and 25.

Researchers Dr Achim Frese and Dr Stefan Evers, from the University of Munster, examined patients who had complained of sexual headaches.

Severe pain

Dr Frese, who presented preliminary results from the study at a meeting of the European Federation of Neurological Societies in Vienna, said: "We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm.

"The others suffered from a dull headache with the pain increasing more gradually before the orgasm."

In most cases the headaches appeared during intercourse with a regular partner, or while masturbating.

Dr Frese said; "About half of the patients had realised that they could avoid some of the headache attacks by intensifying the sexual excitement more gradually."

Some patients were prescribed preventative treatment such as beta-blockers - drugs given to migraine sufferers - or the pain killer indomethacin.

Typically, sexual headaches appeared in bouts of a few weeks duration and resolved themselves spontaneously. Most patients had only one bout while others had two or three.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2367201.stm

[Siesta]

I thought that was women :blink:

[Hands]

yeah-i-get-this-all-the-time

[surface2air]

yeah sex with you might cause a headache...seriously wtf was up with that mein sharabi to nahi thread

[phishuff]

yeah sex with you might cause a headache...seriously wtf was up with that mein sharabi to nahi thread
it was a thread about the song

[human-nature]

I normaly find that i get a headache after Sex, when they force me to listen to there bullshit

[no1_dat_importan]

:lol: at all this

[Siesta]

I normaly find that i get a headache after Sex, when they force me to listen to there bullshit
with the :blahblah: :rofl:

[Siesta]

so about 1% of the male population might get a headache ONCE in their lifetime and that somehow translates to "Sex gives men a headache"?

whoever came up with the title for the story (very, very misleading) needs to be shot.

wow you really know how to sum its all up :yes:

now I have the laughings

[phishuff]

one in 100 people is not that odd compared with thousands .. it could be YOU :evil_lau:

[SaMeeeeR]

The pain can be sudden and severe
Scientists have found that men are more likely than women to be telling the truth if they say: "Not tonight darling, I've got a headache".

A team of German researchers has begun to investigate the phenomenon of sexual headaches - a condition known as Orgasmic Cephalgia.


We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm

Dr Achim Frese
They have discovered that it is three times more likely to strike men.

The headaches usually come on suddenly around the point of orgasm, and can be very severe.

The researchers believe the condition affects around one in a 100 people at least once during a lifetime, but some people are afflicted on a regular basis.

Although the precise causes are not yet understood, it is thought that the condition may be linked to the increased blood flow and dilation of blood vessels that occur during sex.

The German team is carrying out research aimed at solving the mystery.

They stress that people do not develop the condition as a result of particular partners or sexual habits. Neither is it linked to any form of brain damage or disease.

It is most common among young people, and is most likely to strike for the first time between the ages of 20 and 25.

Researchers Dr Achim Frese and Dr Stefan Evers, from the University of Munster, examined patients who had complained of sexual headaches.

Severe pain

Dr Frese, who presented preliminary results from the study at a meeting of the European Federation of Neurological Societies in Vienna, said: "We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm.

"The others suffered from a dull headache with the pain increasing more gradually before the orgasm."

In most cases the headaches appeared during intercourse with a regular partner, or while masturbating.

Dr Frese said; "About half of the patients had realised that they could avoid some of the headache attacks by intensifying the sexual excitement more gradually."

Some patients were prescribed preventative treatment such as beta-blockers - drugs given to migraine sufferers - or the pain killer indomethacin.

Typically, sexual headaches appeared in bouts of a few weeks duration and resolved themselves spontaneously. Most patients had only one bout while others had two or three.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2367201.stm
dats bull shit it gives me strength

[phishuff]

if u dont have anything nice to say don't say nothing :mrgreen:

[desichick_usa]

[QUOTE] A team of German researchers has begun to investigate the phenomenon of sexual headaches - a condition known as Orgasmic Cephalgia.


Never trust the Germans.

[Hands]

red bull gives you wings

[aznpdaddy]

The pain can be sudden and severe
Scientists have found that men are more likely than women to be telling the truth if they say: "Not tonight darling, I've got a headache".

A team of German researchers has begun to investigate the phenomenon of sexual headaches - a condition known as Orgasmic Cephalgia.


We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm

Dr Achim Frese
They have discovered that it is three times more likely to strike men.

The headaches usually come on suddenly around the point of orgasm, and can be very severe.

The researchers believe the condition affects around one in a 100 people at least once during a lifetime, but some people are afflicted on a regular basis.

Although the precise causes are not yet understood, it is thought that the condition may be linked to the increased blood flow and dilation of blood vessels that occur during sex.

The German team is carrying out research aimed at solving the mystery.

They stress that people do not develop the condition as a result of particular partners or sexual habits. Neither is it linked to any form of brain damage or disease.

It is most common among young people, and is most likely to strike for the first time between the ages of 20 and 25.

Researchers Dr Achim Frese and Dr Stefan Evers, from the University of Munster, examined patients who had complained of sexual headaches.

Severe pain

Dr Frese, who presented preliminary results from the study at a meeting of the European Federation of Neurological Societies in Vienna, said: "We found that the vast majority of patients suffered from an explosive and very severe headache starting suddenly around the orgasm.

"The others suffered from a dull headache with the pain increasing more gradually before the orgasm."

In most cases the headaches appeared during intercourse with a regular partner, or while masturbating.

Dr Frese said; "About half of the patients had realised that they could avoid some of the headache attacks by intensifying the sexual excitement more gradually."

Some patients were prescribed preventative treatment such as beta-blockers - drugs given to migraine sufferers - or the pain killer indomethacin.

Typically, sexual headaches appeared in bouts of a few weeks duration and resolved themselves spontaneously. Most patients had only one bout while others had two or three.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2367201.stm
personally i dont get headaches, id only get a headache if i get none!

[Hands]

personally i dont get headaches, id only get a headache if i get none!
lol, or you get a headache if shes not in the mood and you try to dip it in anyway :no:

[aznpdaddy]

man i dont do dips, i only take trips!

hows najma?

[Hands]

man i dont do dips, i only take trips!

hows najma?
takin trips and buyin gifts, im sorry im not on that tip :cool:

whos najma?? theres a girl called najma who lives at the end of my road, shes lesbain, has a polish GF :|

[aznpdaddy]

takin trips and buyin gifts, im sorry im not on that tip :cool:

whos najma?? theres a girl called najma who lives at the end of my road, shes lesbain, has a polish GF :|
lol im talking abt the one lying dead on ur carpet lol or atleast pretending to be choking on a yellow banana peel! wid dem killa shoes!!!

[Hands]

lol im talking abt the one lying dead on ur carpet lol or atleast pretending to be choking on a yellow banana peel! wid dem killa shoes!!!
:lol: ohhhh :| shes ok, i spoke to her a few days ago :love:

lol@calling her najma, ima tell her that one

nice heels eh, i picked them :D