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Q: head pain during ejaculation

asked by: Globox82 on March 10th, 2008

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I said brain because if i said "head" everyone would be assuming i am talking about penis head. Well actually i am talking about THE HEAD that is over my shoulders Smile

. Anyways recently i started having this "problem". I am man 25 years old and when i ejaculate i feel very strong pain in my brain. It start around middle of my skull and gets stronger in back of my head, i am very worried because last time pain was so strong! I was lost for a few seconds. Strongest pain lasts around 30 seconds, and gets weaker in next 5 or so minutes when everything begins to come back to "normal".
Very strange, i searched internet but was unable to find answers, so i decided to ask here. Can someone help me, any clues?

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marvel

replied on March 10th, 2008

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I honestly don't have any idea. The only think I can think of is that it's either hormonal OR it has something to do with bloodflow. Both are elevated during orgasm. You should probably go to a doctor, because it could perhaps be an indicator for another problem.

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