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It sounds like a problem every guy would want to have—but read this
If you're fortunate enough to have sex as often as a porn star, you might have two questions: "How'd I get so awesome?" followed by, "Wait, could there be a downside to having all these orgasms?"
While we don't have an answer for the first, we turned to Jonathan Schiff, M.D., assistant clinical professor of urology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, to set the second straight: “Physiologically, there’s little risk of causing any permanent issues with very frequent orgasms,” says Dr. Schiff.
That's the good news. But for guys who masturbate morning, noon, night (and midnight), the answer becomes a little different. “ Psychologically , if you’re relying on visual aids like porn it can alter your expectations to the extent that being with a real woman becomes less exciting and you could have trouble performing,” he says. “I’ve seen this several times with young, healthy guys where the real thing isn’t as great as their fantasy life.”
And although frequent orgasms may not cause lasting damage, there are some temporary issues you should know. “If you ejaculate an awful lot, you can use up the fluid stored in the seminal vesicle and prostate and cause you to have dry ejaculations,” Dr. Schiff says. “Medically, it’s not an issue, but it can be very disturbing for any guy.” Equally disturbing: Minor injuries or infections that may occur from frequent orgasms could cause blood in your urine or semen, and the skin of your shaft may become irritated and uncomfortable. Ouch.
You could also temporarily affect nerves that make subsequent orgasms less satisfying. “After you ejaculate, the nerves reach a threshold and need to rebalance themselves in an electrical and chemical way so they can fire again,” says Dr. Schiff. It’s a process known as repolarization. “When a nerve is constantly stimulated, it may not fully repolarize. So it won’t be as sensitive the next time you ejaculate,” he adds. (Maximize your pleasure and go for quality over quantity with these 8 Tricks to Make Your Orgasms Even Better .)
If you’re having rampant intercourse with your wife in an attempt to get pregnant, you may want to alter your approach. “Sperm count goes down with each ejaculation,” Dr. Schiff says. Marathon sex can actually work against your attempts to put a bun in the oven. Instead, knock boots every other day around ovulation to increase the likelihood of success, he says.
Finally, consider the circumstances around your frequent orgasms. New relationship? Vibrant sex life? It feels freakin’ fantastic? Grab a condom (or 12) and you’re good to go. “However, if you’re masturbating seven to 10 times per day or planning your day around masturbating, it could indicate a mental health issue like obsessive compulsive disorder,” Dr. Schiff says. If so, seek out the help of psychologist.
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G iven how difficult it can be for certain people with vulvas to climax , particularly during penetrative sex ( orgasm gap , anyone?), it might seem improbable that an orgasm could happen by... accident. But, believe it or not, it's true: (Some) people with vulvas experience unexpected or accidental orgasms, thanks to the presence of sensitive nerve endings in less-expected places and the kind of mental arousal that can happen with or without genital touch.
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According to sexologist Jessica O’Reilly, PhD, host of the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast, if you typically become aroused with ease, you may be more apt to experience an accidental orgasm. Beyond this demographic of lucky individuals, she says the likelihood it'll happen to you has less to do with the specific design of what's between your legs and more to do with what's going on between your ears. "It may be related to sexual excitability or mindfulness," she says. "If you’re present in your body and you allow it to receive stimulation without inhibition, you might be more likely to have spontaneous orgasms."
And that’s particularly the case if you also happen to be in a physical position that could lead to arousal or stimulation, too. Below, Dr. O’Reilly walks through the science behind the most common causes of accidental or unexpected orgasm.
Erogenous zones extend far beyond the genitals, including body parts like the ears and the midsection. And stimulation of any of these areas, whether’s that in an explicitly sexual way or not, could spark an orgasm outside of sex.
While some folks report orgasms from having the small of their backs tickled, licked, or massaged, others note the same from stimulation of their belly buttons, says Dr. O’Reilly. “The positioning of the navel in proximity to the pubic mound coupled with the density of nerve endings in the region makes this sensitive indentation a common erogenous zone," she says. "Some people say they experience sensations in their clitoris through the belly button, which might be attributable to a nerve pathway that connects it to the spine through the pelvic region."
While receiving oral sex is a common route to a (very purposeful) orgasm, giving it can be just as orgasmic for some folks, according to Dr. O’Reilly. “Some people attribute this to the stimulation in the back of their throat by a penis,” she says, “and others report being so aroused by the power of the act and their partner’s pleasure that they find themselves experiencing orgasm as well.”
Occasionally, an orgasm can happen without any direct touch or stimulation by yourself or a partner—but instead through muscle flexion in nearby regions. So-called coregasms can occur during ab work, which can mean crunches (though 100-200 are typically required), pull-ups, and chin-ups, as well as not-so-ab-centric work including leg presses, leg raises, and even, in some cases, running or swimming.
On a similar note, kegel exercises can also cause spontaneous orgasms, though Dr. O'Reilly says she's not sure they qualify as accidental. "Oftentimes, we discover a pathway and then use it over and over again because it works. I’ve met many folks who can have hands-free orgasms by tensing and releasing their pelvic floor muscles. Some do so while rubbing against a mattress or squeezing a bed sheet between their legs and others use the tense-and-release method on its own," she says.
Cycle sessions (in the studio or the street) are notorious triggers of accidental orgasm, not just through the exercise pathway above but also because of the body positioning involved in cycling. "It’s no surprise that riding a bike can produce pleasurable and even orgasmic sensations, as rubbing, grinding, and squeezing on the outside [of the seat] can stimulate both the external and internal parts of the clitoris that are believed to lead to orgasm," she says.
Before you sign up for a year's worth of spin classes, however, she cautions that there is some research suggesting that frequent bike riders report adverse sexual side effects , including reduced desire and difficulty achieving orgasm. So, it's always a good idea to get to know your body first and adjust your efforts accordingly. "I’ve also seen reports of accidental orgasm from motorcycle riders (and passengers) as they rub against the seat and experience the vibrations from the engine," she adds.
To be fair, you’re not likely to just have an accidental orgasm from the tightness of your plants alone. But, if they’re ultra-tight and you’re moving around in them, it becomes more likely.
"If you rub against a surface in a way that brings you pleasure, it’s possible it could lead to orgasm," says Dr. O’Reilly. "It really depends on your preferred method of reaching orgasm, but I’m sure there are folks who can do so by simply rubbing against the seam of their jeans." She’s also heard reports of orgasms during yoga or Pilates, and notes that the combination of tight pants and pelvic-floor exercise may produce this effect.
Little more than imagination can take you a long way to an orgasm, whether purposeful or accidental. In her book The New Sex Bible , Dr. O'Reilly writes: "So powerful is the mind’s hold over our sexuality that some people can actually 'think' themselves off through fantasy and breath work. Though early sex researches theorized a strong link between fantasy and orgasm, technological advancements now provide evidence that some women can have hands-free orgasms."
In fact, a small 2016 study of 11 people found that simply imagining erotic stimulation of the nipples and clitoris activated the same region of the brain that lights up during actual stimulation of those regions. So, it may be possible for some folks to have an unexpected orgasm from just entering a sexual headspace.
It’s possible to experience a spontaneous orgasm without touch, sexual thought, or exposure to stimuli—but, in most cases, that would be indicative of persistent genital arousal syndrome (PGAS) . "The symptoms of PGAS span the spectrum from mild ongoing arousal to extreme, constant, and unprovoked orgasmic sensations," says Dr. O'Reilly. "While orgasm may offer temporary relief from this persistent, unwanted arousal, some women report that the feelings of arousal return almost immediately, and this condition can be extremely distressing.”
As research in this field is in the early stages, specific causes are unknown, says Dr. O’Reilly. But PGAS is often associated with anxiety, depression, and hormonal treatments in post-menopausal women. “Treatment may include topical anesthetics and antidepressant medications in conjunction with psychotherapy," she says. But, in any case, you should speak to your gynecologist if you suspect that you might fall into this camp.
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Can you die from having too many orgasms? If so, how many would it take to kill you?
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Can a woman die from having too many orgasms?
Can you die from an extremely intense orgasm?
Can a woman die as a direct consequence of having an orgasm?
How many orgasms can a person have before dying becomes a concern?
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Can a woman die from having too many orgasms?
Can you die from an extremely intense orgasm?
Can a woman die as a direct consequence of having an orgasm?
How many orgasms can a person have before dying becomes a concern?
Is it true that when you die, you have an amazing orgasm just before going or while going?
Can you pass out or die from too much sex at a single time?
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Why can’t I cum? I used to before, and one day I had a really powerful orgasm, but after then I’ve never been able to cum. Is something wrong?
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Why do I feel like I am going to die if I cum?
Can a woman die from having too many orgasms?
Can you die from an extremely intense orgasm?
Can a woman die as a direct consequence of having an orgasm?
How many orgasms can a person have before dying becomes a concern?
Is it true that when you die, you have an amazing orgasm just before going or while going?
Can you pass out or die from too much sex at a single time?
What's the worst thing you can do to kill a girl's orgasm?
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There is a rare condition which causes its sufferers to orgasm up to 200 or more times a day.
It makes every day life nearly impossible for the inflicted as each orgasm takes huge amounts of energy and can be crippling and painful, not to mention very embarrassing during life’s every day occurrences.
One thing that can happen with persistent orgasms, especially when they are close together is heart palpitations. This can be rather scary if you don’t know what’s happening.
I am unsure how many orgasms would actually kill you, however Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder as it’s known, can cause ter
There is a rare condition which causes its sufferers to orgasm up to 200 or more times a day.
It makes every day life nearly impossible for the inflicted as each orgasm takes huge amounts of energy and can be crippling and painful, not to mention very embarrassing during life’s every day occurrences.
One thing that can happen with persistent orgasms, especially when they are close together is heart palpitations. This can be rather scary if you don’t know what’s happening.
I am unsure how many orgasms would actually kill you, however Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder as it’s known, can cause terrible effects on the body to the point that some sufferers consider drastic action to stop the condition. The body can only cope with so much pleasure before it turns to pain.
I have had a similar situation to this condition once when I was high on drugs and decided to ‘think’ myself to orgasm when I was coming down and next to my very un-sexual girlfriend at the time. I not only managed to orgasm without a single touch, but I couldn’t stop it happening. It was over and over and over again until it got to about 25 one after the other and I was in agony. There was no pleasurable contractions, it was just the build up and going over without the release. I know that I could not have coped with that for much longer than I did as it started to have a bad effect on me which wasn’t helped by the fact I was off my face.
Too much of anything is never a good thing. Orgasms included.
Can you die from having too many orgasms? No, you can’t.
I used to live in an intentional community who had thoroughly investigated pleasure, including sexual pleasure. The quantities of sex they had in the 1960s and 1970s was staggering, including an experiment where people had to have sex 100 times within seven days.
This was all history when I arrived in the 1990s.
No one there died from days, months, years, or even decades of huge quantities of sex. It actually seems likely that all that pleasure might even be good for you, there were no visible negative health effects.
Can you die from having too many orgasms? No, you can’t.
I used to live in an intentional community who had thoroughly investigated pleasure, including sexual pleasure. The quantities of sex they had in the 1960s and 1970s was staggering, including an experiment where people had to have sex 100 times within seven days.
This was all history when I arrived in the 1990s.
No one there died from days, months, years, or even decades of huge quantities of sex. It actually seems likely that all that pleasure might even be good for you, there were no visible negative health effects.
One of the products of their research is that they teach a class that includes a demonstration of a woman in orgasm for an hour. She is right there in front of the room, you can talk to her and ask her questions. Her orgasm is so intense that you can clearly feel it from your seat. I’ve probably seen a hundred of these demonstrations, again, if anything they are health promoting.
What I’ve seen is that people can have as much sex as they are interested in, but eventually you want to have a sandwich, or there is something good on TV, etc.
If so, how many would it take to kill you? n/a
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