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"   Question Why do I have a major headache/migraine as I orgasm?  This headache can last up to 15 hours after sex. Is this normal? Is there any thing I can do to stop it happening?   Answer Sorry to hear about this. Headache after orgasm is well researched in sex medicine textbooks. It seems to be particularly common in women who are in middle life.  I wish I could tell you that this subject has been well researched, but it hasn&amp;#039;t. And no one has come up with any sure-fire cures.  I think you need to see a doctor (preferably at a migraine clinic) who can devote some time to checking out your headaches, and seeing whether they really are migrainous - as you suggest.  The doctor will also be interested in whether the pain occurs at particular times of your menstrual cycle. She may well want to order blood tests, to check your female hormone levels. It may be that hormone treatment could help you. But if not, the doctor should be able to ease your pain by prescribing anti-headache drugs.  Good luck. Yours sincerely Dr David Delvin, GP  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As  As soon as I open the front door, she climaxes He has difficulty climaxing  I have only had a few orgasms I think my girlfriend is frigid I want to climax during intercourse I want to give my girlfriend an amazing orgasm Is my lack of orgasm due to stress and poor technique? My boyfriend can&amp;#039;t orgasm unless he is on top My girlfriend &amp;#039;gushes&amp;#039; when she orgasms My partner always asks me how many orgasms I have had Problems having an orgasm She faints during orgasm She has problems reaching orgasm This intense pain when I &amp;#039;come&amp;#039; is ruining my sex life Would a local anaesthetic cream delay my boyfriend\u2019s orgasm?  Last updated 10.09.2006 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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