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The Journal of Sex Research, 1977
This is a preliminary report of a variation in the usual pattern of orgasm in men. It consists of repeated orgasm without ejaculation, except for the final orgasm which is simultaneous with ejaculation. We have called this pattern multiple orgasm in men.
Mina B. Robbins, Gordon D. Jensen
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This is a preliminary report of a variation in the usual pattern of orgasm in men. It consists of repeated orgasm without ejaculation, except for the final orgasm which is simultaneous with ejaculation. We have called this pattern multiple orgasm in men.
Mina B. Robbins, Gordon D. Jensen
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Cephalalgia, 2006
Orgasmic headache (headache associated with sexual activity type 2 according to the International Headache Society classification) is a sudden severe headache which occurs at orgasm. Experiences with triptan therapy are described. Two out of four patients with severe headache continuing for >2 h had a positive response to acute triptan therapy.
A, Frese +5 more
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Orgasmic headache (headache associated with sexual activity type 2 according to the International Headache Society classification) is a sudden severe headache which occurs at orgasm. Experiences with triptan therapy are described. Two out of four patients with severe headache continuing for >2 h had a positive response to acute triptan therapy.
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Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1979
Self-report instruments concerning personality and subjective responses to sexual orgasm were filled out by 281 female university undergraduates. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were used to evaluate the dimensionality of women's subjective responsiveness to orgasm. The results did not support the concept of a unidimensional orgasm process;
P M, Bentler, W H, Peeler
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Self-report instruments concerning personality and subjective responses to sexual orgasm were filled out by 281 female university undergraduates. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were used to evaluate the dimensionality of women's subjective responsiveness to orgasm. The results did not support the concept of a unidimensional orgasm process;
P M, Bentler, W H, Peeler
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2011
Female orgasmic disorder (FOD) is defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition, Text Revision, as a persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following a 'normal' sexual excitement phase. FOD is a common problem affecting sexual function in a substantial proportion of women.
Alessandra H, Rellini, Jessica, Clifton
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Female orgasmic disorder (FOD) is defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition, Text Revision, as a persistent or recurrent delay in, or absence of, orgasm following a 'normal' sexual excitement phase. FOD is a common problem affecting sexual function in a substantial proportion of women.
Alessandra H, Rellini, Jessica, Clifton
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Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 2015
The author posits a distinction-union structure made up substructures veering more toward distinction (difference) and more toward union. Mixtures of these subtendencies open many experiential dimensions. Discussion includes Bion’s O, Marion Milner’s zero (pregnant emptiness), communion (co-union), scenes from Bion’s A Memoir of the Future, orgasmic ...
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The author posits a distinction-union structure made up substructures veering more toward distinction (difference) and more toward union. Mixtures of these subtendencies open many experiential dimensions. Discussion includes Bion’s O, Marion Milner’s zero (pregnant emptiness), communion (co-union), scenes from Bion’s A Memoir of the Future, orgasmic ...
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Hemodynamics of sequential orgasm
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1985Seventeen women masturbated to orgasm several times in succession while being measured intravaginally by a device that allows continuous oxygen and blood flow readings. Analysis of covariance showed significant differences between fantasy and orgasm and between orgasm and interorgasm relaxation periods.
J I, Amberson, P W, Hoon
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Orgasm utilizes the pain pathway: is orgasm “nonaversive pain”?
Sexual Medicine Reviews, 2023Barry R, Komisaruk +2 more
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Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1981
SYNOPSIS A 24‐year‐old man suffered a stroke in association with orgasmic cephalgia, without evidence of intracranial hemorrhagic disease. It is postulated that this is an example of complicated migraine coincident with sexual climax and that benign orgasmic cephalgia is a migraine variant.
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SYNOPSIS A 24‐year‐old man suffered a stroke in association with orgasmic cephalgia, without evidence of intracranial hemorrhagic disease. It is postulated that this is an example of complicated migraine coincident with sexual climax and that benign orgasmic cephalgia is a migraine variant.
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