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What is orgasmic headache? And what can be taken for it?.
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Before saying anything else: Go to your doctor to be sure this is what you’re experiencing and to rule out other, possibly more serious, conditions. Orgasmic headaches are also sometimes called “coital headaches” or “postcoital headaches.” They’re a form of exertional headache. They can strike just prior to, during, or just after orgasm and last for a few minutes or up to 24 hours....
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