Contents:
- Medical Video: Pingsan Setelah Orgasme, Apakah Ini Normal?
- Why can you faint after orgasm?
- Is this reasonable?
Medical Video: Pingsan Setelah Orgasme, Apakah Ini Normal?
Orgasm is the most sought after during sex. Even many say that sex does not reach orgasm which means it is not sex. Even so, some people can faint after orgasm, even though they are not playing a role nor are they involved in "rough" sex which involves strangling like BDSM. Have you ever experienced it? What is the cause, huh?
Why can you faint after orgasm?
Most people may only know that sex is good, but don't know what makes it feel good. Before reaching that worldly pleasure, you will first pass various changes in bodily functions.
From the first minute of stimulation to the seconds to orgasm, the heart will beat faster to pump blood, causing the blood flow to get heavier. The more the heart beats fast the blood pressure also increases.
On the other hand, when the width of the pulmonary arteries cannot accommodate the swift flow of blood from the heart, the lungs cannot expand perfectly to accommodate the oxygen you breathe. This will make it difficult for you to breathe freely. That is why short-tempered short breaths that gasp irregularly (hyperventilation) can be one of the effects of orgasm.
During hyperventilation, you will spend more carbon dioxide than you breathe oxygen. Decreasing levels of carbon dioxide in the blood will then trigger a narrowing of blood vessels that supply blood to the brain.
Now when the brain doesn't get enough oxygenated blood supply, this will cause a nervous system weakness so you will feel like 'floating' after an orgasm. Loss of consciousness aka fainting tends to occur in cases of severe hyperventilation.
Is this reasonable?
Side effects of fainting after orgasm are actually not common. However, this reaction can be more likely to occur in people who have POTS syndrome, which is a low blood syndrome that causes the headache to spin after getting up from sitting or lying down suddenly. The position of the body that changes rapidly during lovemaking, especially if the maneuver is quite extreme, can cause blood pressure to drop dramatically.
In addition, people who do have heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias) are also more prone to fainting after orgasm. Arrhythmias cause abnormal heart conditions, whether it's too fast, too slow, premature, or irregular. This increases the risk of the body rapidly weakening because the brain and lungs do not get enough oxygen to function optimally. Moreover, the symptoms of arrhythmia can be aggravated by physical activity that is too intense, such as sex.
Whatever the cause, you should consult a doctor if you faint until repeatedly after sex. That way, the treatment provided will be adjusted to the cause. In addition, doctors will also provide certain recommendations so that the effects of orgasm that can harm the body can be avoided.
