News: Nurse suffers 100 orgasms per day

Chemist

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Believe it or not, there is such thing as too many orgasms.

Kim Ramsey, a 44-year-old nurse living in Montclair, N.J., is plagued by 100 orgasms a day , triggered by even the slightest of movements, according to The Sun.

“Other women wonder how to have an orgasm — I wonder how to stop mine," she told The Sun. Ramsey was diagnosed with Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD) , and doctors blamed it on spinal cysts that developed after she fell down some stairs about 10 years ago.

She first had problems with continuous orgasms after having sex with a new boyfriend in 2008. “I had constant orgasms for four days. I thought I was going mad. It also happened with a new partner and I even tried sitting on frozen peas," she told The Sun.

PGAD is a rare disorder, but some women with the condition have divulged what life is like dealing with hundreds of orgasms each day.

In 2009, an anonymous woman wrote about having 100 to 200 orgasms each day on Boing Boing.

Every time I do something, I have to evaluate my situation. Where am I? Are there other people around? How well do I know them? What is the likelihood that, if I don't get someplace private in time, things could get complicated? Can I make noise? (Being vocal isn't necessary, but it helps release more of the pressure.) I avoid triggers - things like music with heavy bass, vibrations from riding a train or an idle car, cold air, musky cologne, darkness, stress, scary movies, romantic movies, unexpected touch, a full bladder. [PGAD] is completely unrelated to sex drive. Watching sex scenes does nothing for me, but the other day, when a friend put his hand on my back, I found it really hard to contain a screaming orgasm. If my heart rate shoots up too high for too long, I flare up. I avoided exercise and gained a lot of weight. One time, I was hugging a male relative and I felt an orgasm arise. It felt really dirty and wrong, and I totally freaked out. Now, I try to avoid hugs in general unless I feel ready for them.
Eighteen woman with PGAD were included in a 2008 study about the condition. After conducting interviews and laboratory and imaging studies, researchers determined that the majority of women experienced PGAD during early menopause without pre-existing psychiatric disorders and laboratory abnormalities. The majority also reported restless genital syndrome and/or overactive bladder syndrome.

"PGAD--or as proposed by our group, restless genital syndrome (RGS) in the context of its strong association with restless legs--is probably the expression of a nonsexually driven hyperexcitability of the genitals and subsequent attempts to overcome it by genital manipulations," the researchers wrote . They suggest more research be conducted in order to develop its clinical management.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1833015.html

jayyyxtee

Hey that's 20 minutes from my town

But lord I wonder what living with PGAD must be like

Deuces

I don't think "suffer" is the right word.

But seriously...poor ha.

Katamari

well damn

jagger88788

But orgasms feel so good

Must be bittersweet

chilicheese01

Why am I constantly laughing while I read this?

SLAYANNA NAVY

Suffers? If I was a woman i'd be queuing up for this kinda "plague" .

Gagasm

I remember hearing about this on various shows, it's horrible. I hope she finds something to help her bc such can be torture and a strain on going by day to day.

Bathomet

I really dunno if female orgasm are that good. are they?

RatedG²

I wonder if she queefs a lot too

Brando

Ye, obviously anything coming from The Sun is so trustworthy and believable.

highwayuni

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Every time I do something, I have to evaluate my situation. Where am I? Are there other people around? How well do I know them? What is the likelihood that, if I don't get someplace private in time, things could get complicated? Can I make noise? (Being vocal isn't necessary, but it helps release more of the pressure.) I avoid triggers - things like music with heavy bass, vibrations from riding a train or an idle car, cold air, musky cologne, darkness, stress, scary movies, romantic movies, unexpected touch, a full bladder. [PGAD] is completely unrelated to sex drive. Watching sex scenes does nothing for me, but the other day, when a friend put his hand on my back, I found it really hard to contain a screaming orgasm. If my heart rate shoots up too high for too long, I flare up. I avoided exercise and gained a lot of weight. One time, I was hugging a male relative and I felt an orgasm arise. It felt really dirty and wrong, and I totally freaked out. Now, I try to avoid hugs in general unless I feel ready for them.

Omg I sometimes get rock hard from the vibrations on the bus. I can relate

BeyOcean

skyler

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Originally posted by Bathomet

I really dunno if female orgasm are that good. are they?

look it up

CaptainMusic

OMG!

ethan

I think if I knew her, I'd constantly be patting her on the back or blasting loud music just to see her orgasm

Even though that's horrible

TSDMusicND

Wasnt there an episode on "Grey's anatomie" about this before?

rawwritsmikey

That's an orgasm every 14 minutes and 24 seconds

True Skarlet

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things like music with heavy bass, vibrations from riding a train or an idle car, cold air, musky cologne, darkness, stress, scary movies, romantic movies, unexpected touch, a full bladder.

I'm sorry but

Swaggie

Suffers?