Post Date April, 15 2023
Can you tolerate having 100 orgasms a day for a man?
British man Dale? Dale Decker has up to 100 orgasms a day and cannot live a normal life like an ordinary person. Dell said, "I have been troubled by this' persistent genital arousal disorder 'for a long time. It's hard for you to imagine the embarrassment of having nine erections when I kneel at my father's grave to bid him farewell." For this reason, Dell and his wife expressed great pain over this rare disease!
Why do you climax more than 100 times a day?
Persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD), also known as persistent sexual arousal syndrome (PSAS), causes patients to continuously and involuntarily feel genital excitement without any external stimuli or sexual needs, and even reach multiple orgasms in a row. Despite constant physical excitement, patients who will never feel satisfied with it have been immersed in pain and suffering.
Although there are few relevant information and medical research on PSAS, it is certain that it has nothing to do with sexual orientation and indulgence. Due to the special situation of the patient and the shyness to speak up, they silently endured the inconvenience caused by the symptoms for many years, but were unable to improve their own condition. So, the psychological impact of PSAS on patients may be greater than the physiological impact.
What are the causes of persistent genital arousal disorder?
The cause of persistent excitement syndrome may be the use of antidepressant drugs belonging to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), abnormal blood vessels connecting the reproductive organs, or nerve compression, blood circulation disorders, and physiological changes around the reproductive organs, which may lead to the disease.
It is reported that PSAS generally occurs in women, and rarely in men. Once the disease is detected in males, the impact seems to be even greater. Patients may feel a very strong urge to ejaculate, but only a small amount of semen can be ejaculated at a time. And the key issue is that during ejaculation, the patient does not experience orgasm or an erection. Is it possible for people to ejaculate and ejaculate continuously every day? More importantly, there is currently no definitive treatment for this disease.
