Are You An Unlucky Lover?

Do you suffer from 'Orgasmic Headaches?'

Everyone loves sex.  Even those who can’t admit it, but for some people, sexual activity can be a real headache. It’s known as an “orgasmic headache,” and it can make “getting lucky” seem ironically unlucky. Thankfully, there may be a way to beat sex headaches, and the key appears to be hot peppers.

We’ve all heard of chronic migraine headaches, cluster headaches, sinus headaches, and even stress headaches, but have you ever heard of “sex headaches”? Although researchers say only a small percentage of the population experience sex headachhes, there are an estimated half million Americans suffering from this affliction. Sex headaches come in two classes; harmless and serious.

The best known, and most common sex headache is the “benign coital headache” which tends to occur on a regular basis during or after sex. The “benign coital headache” is also commonly known as the “orgasmic headache”. This is a relatively harmless headache with no known long term effects. Sufferers describe this type of headache as “pulsating with a lot of pressure from the top of the head down toward the eyes”. Although this headache may be medically benign, it’s certainly a hardship for people who suffer from this condition.

The second type is the severe "new onset" headache which happens during sex. This is generally a first time headache, which the patients characterize as “the worst headache of their lives”. This type of sex headache is believed to be vascular in nature, and could be the warning sign of a serious medical emergency. With this type of headache, a sudden rupture of a cerebral blood vessel can occur causing bleeding of the brain which can lead to a stroke or even death. The "new onset" headache is extremely rare, and can also occur with any other strenuous activity such as exercise. Such a headache is often due to an acute brain haemorrhage or other serious condition that may go undiagnosed until there’s a problem. So if you suffer from any “new onset” sex headache that’s extremely painful, it’s important to consult a physician and make sure there’s not some kind of life threatening condition behind the symptoms.

While the benign headache usually begins as a dull pain that starts prior to orgasm, the more serious headache has a sudden effect, often described as a "thunderclap" headache that occurs within seconds of orgasm. Fortunately, the vast majority of all sex headaches are related to the “benign coital headache,” and are not life threatening. Although they are definitely “life altering” since sex is the one of the most important things any human being can experience.

Until recently, modern medicine has found no real answers regarding benign sex headaches. Sufferers tend to struggle through with only minimal relief from ordinary over the counter pain medications. But now there’s an all natural product that claims to be the saving grace for a "headache free" sex life, and the secret appears to come from hot peppers.

For the past six months, the medical community has been buzzing about a brand new all natural nasal spray made with a natural hot pepper extract known as “oleoresin capsicum”. It’s main active ingredient, “capsaicin” is known to blast away chronic headaches such as migraines and clusters. The product is called “The Sinus Buster,” and it’s the worlds first hot pepper based nasal spray. Aside from relieving migraines, clusters, and sinus headaches, the Sinus Buster is also gaining a big reputation for relieving many major sinus and allergy symptoms without the use of man made chemicals.

One German study at the University of Munster, focused on 51 patients suffering from orgasmic headaches. Their scientists found men are more than three times as likely than women to be stricken by orgasmic headaches. Dr. Achim Frese, a professor involved in the study, surmises most patients experience bouts of these sex related headaches for only a few weeks. The symptoms can occur during all sexual activity including masturbation, but for most patients, the cycles can suddenly stop for weeks, months, or even years.

The course of the disease varies widely. Some patients have only one bout in their whole life, while others have it for years with nearly every sexual activity. The headaches typically start when patients are in their mid 30s. Many times patients find the headaches will lessen or even go away altogether if sexual activity is stopped, or if the affected person assumes a more passive role during intercourse.

For more information on sex headaches, and the new Sinus Buster anti-headache hot pepper nasal spray www.sinusbuster.com.

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