Headache disease, thought to be rare, can happen to many people all over the world.
Surely there have been times when boys have been curious to watch 18+ movies.
A look at real cases – just watching dark movies makes your head want to explode
In 2012, a 24-year-old Indian man shared about severe headaches that seemed like he was about to explode every time he watched adult movies.
Recently, according to the journal Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, a group of neurologists and sexologists at Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memoria Hospital – Taiwan, just published another case of a 40-year-old man suffering from headaches.
It is known that during the examination, the doctors found that the patient had symptoms of red face, rapid heart beat, rapid breathing, feeling of dry throat… Next, pain occurred in the skull and in the abdomen.
It should be remembered that his headaches appeared only during the viewing of such films and did not occur under any other circumstances.
The case of these two men is strange because they have absolutely no migraines, no head injuries in the past, nor are they using drugs or taking medications that could potentially cause side effects.
In addition, blood tests and MRI scans of the man’s brain also showed completely normal results.
… the secret has been revealed…
To find out the cause, doctors asked the two men to have a color Doppler ultrasound through the skull to evaluate the speed of blood circulation in the arteries in the skull.
The results showed that blood circulates faster in the left central cerebral artery than in the right.
According to doctors, the asymmetry of blood circulation velocity at the time the patient feels a headache may be due to cerebrovascular dysfunction when sexually stimulated.
Study co-authors Hsin-Ling Yin and Wei-Hsi Chen said: `The brain’s visual perception of erotic signals causes stimulation of sexual desire, even orgasm in some people. The stimulation
Blood flows in the brain under the control of neurons will continuously change during the sexual response process.`
The research team also shared: `We believe that people with pornographic headaches will react abnormally to erotic visual stimulation. It is called ‘optic nerve dissociation’ when it causes dilation.`
In addition, this disease is also affected by other factors such as anxiety, shame or guilt.
However, doctors still believe that more surveys need to be conducted to assess the severity of this problem.
Source: ScienceDirect
