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Q: Ears feeling clogged after orgasms

asked by: melody1st on April 17th, 2009

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Female-- This may be silly to even be asking but, it has me wondering. While having sex usually with my first orgasm I will get a headache doesn't last long but, sometimes it can be a bit strong with additional orgasms it doesn't happen. Also, and this is a strange one, (I can almost understand the headache the blood rush, breathing etc), but, this one, my ears have clogged after sex and multiple orgasms it happens when I stand up, usually last about 1-2 minutes and my hearing is almost neal, a bit like when you fly. Are these just normal things that the body may experience when having orgasms.

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whitbyhill

replied on April 17th, 2009

Experienced User

after orgasms, and also headaches sometimes

the increased blood pressure during the build up to orgasm is probably responsible for both symptoms. i am assuming both are only temporary, and once your sexual responses have died down , you return to normal.

melody1st

replied on April 18th, 2009

New User

ears clogged and headache after orgasm

Thanks, Whitbyhill......They do die down and I do return to normal. That's why I said, the headache I can almost understand but, the clogged ears threw me a bit. And that has just recently started happening. The headache has been something I have experienced over the last 6 years. Well, I didn't want to get to worried about it but, have certainly wondered about it and wondered if it's normal. And if others have experienced these sensations.

Thanks again

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