Orgasms Can Cure Hiccups

Another thread mentioned “sneezing” can cause sexual arousal. Got me thinking if there are other weird correlations with sex out there - and I found that SEX can (possibly) help cure “HICCUPS”. My wife had the hiccups last night and I wish I had found this out yesterday!! Here are a couple excerpts from the following link:

https://www.medicaldaily.com/hiccup-cures-4-surprising-ways-stop-hiccups-based-research-281620

Have an Orgasm: An orgasm during intercourse may be able to cure a bad case of the hiccups. In a 2000 study, a healthy 40-year-old man suffered from intractable hiccups until he reached the moment of ejaculation during sexual intercourse, and suddenly the hiccups disappeared and did not return for 12 months. The researchers, however, do not know if an orgasm in women may lead to a similar resolution, an issue that could be investigated further.

Get a Rectal Message: While this is downright bizarre and impractical, a rectal message, using a finger, is found to cure intractable hiccups. In a 2006 study, seven out of seven patients were cured of hiccups with the stimulation of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves. The 60-year-old man with acute pancreatitits tried a digital rectal massage, and when his hiccups returned a few hours later, he was able to terminate them immediately with another rectal massage. The researchers suggest that this maneuver should be considered in cases of intractable hiccups before proceeding with pharmacological agents.

I too have read about DRS as a cure for severe hiccups. What I really want to know now is, how do I give someone hiccups?

Another thread mentioned “sneezing” can cause sexual arousal.

For what it is worth, a sudden onset of sexual arousal often makes me sneeze. The onset has to be unexpected, with no real buildup of expectations or following a daily schedule of sorts. It has to come out of the blue so to speak.

And the sneeze itself, it is one only, but comes from very deep within me and seems to affect not only my nose and sinus, but also gives a reverberating feeling in my (remaining) lung.

So, after the sneeze, I know things are really on … but it only happens with solo sex

Here's a link to the post about sneezing and sexual arousal:

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=433856

Here's a link to the post about sneezing and sexual arousal:

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=433856

@Rigel,

I’ll have to read this, but personally I’ve never found any correlation between arousal and sneezing, just arousal and orgasms. Another fascinating sort of similar occurrences:

1) a very, very smart GF of mine in our Senior year of college in 1974 who loved sex used to call a sneeze a “Nasal Orgasm.” I had always thought exactly the same but hadn’t put a good name to it until I met her. I’d like to look into it more in the medical or biological literature, but the way it feels to me during the lead-up all the way through the actual sneeze seems identical tome. As a result, I love sneezing, but just enjoy it when it occurs but never try to cause one. Just as a quirk of my own physiology, for most of my life I would ALWAYS sneeze 3 times in a row, every one feeling like an orgasm in my nose. These days the last 5-10 years or so, it seems to have increased to 4 or even 5 sneezes in rapid succession. Lovely.

2) there is a curious known human reflex called the Photic Sneeze Reflex which I’ve enjoyably experienced since young adulthood. I never managed to look it up until trying Wikipedia about 10 years ago. For me, if i feel a regular sneeze coming on, if I suddenly look at a very bright light or towards the sun, it stimulates my sneeze to complete and I sneeze. I hate feeling a good sneeze starting and then subsiding without the sneeze occurring, so I almost always try to look at a light source to finish it. Here’s the Wikipedia article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex

Very very rarely, I can just induce a sneeze de novo by looking toward the sun, but not usually.

Eric

@ericmacson Interesting how they named it : The '''photic sneeze reflex''' (also known as '''Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst''' ('''ACHOO''') '''syndrome'''

I’ll read the entire article.

@ericmacson Interesting how they named it : The '''photic sneeze reflex''' (also known as '''Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst''' ('''ACHOO''') '''syndrome'''

I’ll read the entire article.

@Rigel,

Yes, I think my favorite medical acronyn of all time!

Eric