8 side effects of orgasm that nobody had told you

Nothing more coveted to have sex than to reach the maximum level of enjoyment and achieve an orgasm; But did you know that behind it there are some little-known side effects? 

Take notes.

That's right, after the contractions and the incredible sensation of having reached the climax, you can also:

Cry

Although it is not what you can expect after an orgasm, feeling sad, anxious, agitated or depressed a little after one is common, and usually happens when you are with a stable partner.

Hallucinations

You may not see strange things, but many women have reported that they are floating, or literally, leaving your body.

Feel pain

Although sex has been painless, many women can feel pain with orgasm without a physiological cause.

Headache

This side effect is very common and there are more than 60 articles published in the literature on orgasms related to the subject. 

They can be pains that last from a few minutes, up to 3 hours, and are relieved by analgesics for a migraine.

Want more

Although orgasms are a climax, a climax, a side effect for women is to immediately feel the need for another.

This may be because the tension of the body has not yet dissipated. The good news is that women are multi-orgasmic and we do not need to wait long to feel another one.

You feel relaxed

Contractions of orgasm not only occur in the vagina, but there are pulsations that travel the genitals (uterus, anus and pelvic floor included) quickly, while in the brain it 'explodes' with the opioids of the limbic system, yes, those that fill you with happiness and pleasure. This is almost like what people who inject heroin feel.

Lose consciousness

During an orgasm, the parts of the brain that regulate feelings go out and your body focuses so much on what you feel, that any other stimulus, physical or mental, does not happen. 

Once it passes, you return to your body and your consciousness is recalibrated.

Feel the need to intimate

Due to the recalibration of the previous effect consciousness and a large amount of oxytocin released by the pituitary gland, it feels safe, secure and emotionally open.

However, if your testosterone levels are high, you probably do not feel this, because testosterone mitigates the effect of oxytocin, hence the cliché that men do not like hugs after sex.