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Man Had So Many Prostate Orgasms He Couldn't Stop, According to New Paper
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
One 63-year-old man had so many prostate orgasms that he couldn’t stop.
If you didn’t already know, it’s possible for someone with a prostate to orgasm by massaging it through their anus. I thought everyone already
knew this, thanks to awkward conversations in health class and the movie
Road Trip. But it’s an understudied phenomenon, and a British researcher who is interested in sex named Roy Levin has just published a review
paper about it. At the paper’s center is a case study about our poor 63-year-old protagonist.
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The unnamed man was healthy, with a normal prostate and high sex drive.
He purchased an Aneros helix, a fancy butt plug, to massage his tender prostate after an infection. Combined with his daily tadalafil
prescription (that’s Cialis, an erectile dysfunction and urinary tract infection drug), the sex toy made the infection go away. But naturally,
he also began having extreme orgasms of the “Super-O” category, says the paper. He felt them everywhere—his penis, his anus, his pelvis, and his perineum (the place between the anus and the scrotum).
He became addicted.
The man needed to wear a condom in order to catch any of the semen that
came out when he finished, reports the researcher. And soon, he was able
to rewire his brain so that laying flat and putting on the condom was
enough to get him off, no butt plug required. That’s when the problems started, as the scientific paper details:
This subject found that whilst the orgasms were extremely enjoyable at
the time, he could easily spend too much time experiencing them.
Further, he had an old neck injury which flared up in association with
some neck spasm at orgasm whilst lying prone. It has proved difficult to
stop experiencing these orgasms and ‘unwire’ himself back to normal.
Eventually, the man figured he should go back to masturbating and having regular sex. He still had up to 10 non-stimulatory orgasms before
ejaculating during these encounters, but was able to stop having these
random orgasms for a few months at a time.
There are few papers about prostate orgasms. These orgasms “appear to be more powerful and pleasurable” than penile orgasms, writes Levin. “There have been no published laboratory-conducted investigations of the
orgasms induced by prostate stimulation alone.” There is a lot of talk about them on the internet. And it’s obvious that the prostate has important function when it comes to orgasms. “Sexual dysfunction is
common in patients after radical prostatectomy (RP) for prostate
cancer,” or people who’ve had their prostates removed, according to one recent paper.
As for the 63-year-old’s symptoms, while there’s anecdotal evidence that his experience may be shared by others, such “rewiring” hasn’t really been studied, Berit Brogaard, professor and director of the Brogaard Lab
for Multisensory Research at the University of Miami, told Gizmodo.
There are cases of spontaneous orgasms or other symptoms confused for orgasms, even epilepsy, she explained. She’d like to see more scientific research. Brogaard also pointed out that these days, researchers more frequently focus on the female orgasm, given how long it’s been
neglected by science.
There’s not a lot of research into the prostate orgasm, either, she
said. And Levin thinks its time for scientists to fill these gaps in our knowledge.
“Why, for an obvious example, have we still not had any brain imaging of prostate-stimulated orgasms so that we can compare them with penile orgasms?” Levin writes. “Who will lead the challenge?”
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Man Had So Many Prostate Orgasms He Couldn't Stop, According to New Paper
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One 63-year-old man had so many prostate orgasms that he couldn’t stop.
If you didn’t already know, it’s possible for someone with a prostate to orgasm by massaging it through their anus. I thought everyone already
knew this, thanks to awkward conversations in health class and the movie
Road Trip. But it’s an understudied phenomenon, and a British researcher
who is interested in sex named Roy Levin has just published a review
paper about it. At the paper’s center is a case study about our poor 63-year-old protagonist.
00:00
00:00
The unnamed man was healthy, with a normal prostate and high sex drive.
He purchased an Aneros helix, a fancy butt plug, to massage his tender
prostate after an infection. Combined with his daily tadalafil
prescription (that’s Cialis, an erectile dysfunction and urinary tract infection drug), the sex toy made the infection go away. But naturally,
he also began having extreme orgasms of the “Super-O” category, says the paper. He felt them everywhere—his penis, his anus, his pelvis, and his perineum (the place between the anus and the scrotum).
He became addicted.
The man needed to wear a condom in order to catch any of the semen that
came out when he finished, reports the researcher. And soon, he was able
to rewire his brain so that laying flat and putting on the condom was
enough to get him off, no butt plug required. That’s when the problems started, as the scientific paper details:
This subject found that whilst the orgasms were extremely enjoyable at
the time, he could easily spend too much time experiencing them.
Further, he had an old neck injury which flared up in association with
some neck spasm at orgasm whilst lying prone. It has proved difficult to
stop experiencing these orgasms and ‘unwire’ himself back to normal.
Eventually, the man figured he should go back to masturbating and having regular sex. He still had up to 10 non-stimulatory orgasms before
ejaculating during these encounters, but was able to stop having these
random orgasms for a few months at a time.
There are few papers about prostate orgasms. These orgasms “appear to be
more powerful and pleasurable” than penile orgasms, writes Levin. “There have been no published laboratory-conducted investigations of the
orgasms induced by prostate stimulation alone.” There is a lot of talk
about them on the internet. And it’s obvious that the prostate has
important function when it comes to orgasms. “Sexual dysfunction is
common in patients after radical prostatectomy (RP) for prostate
cancer,” or people who’ve had their prostates removed, according to one recent paper.
As for the 63-year-old’s symptoms, while there’s anecdotal evidence that his experience may be shared by others, such “rewiring” hasn’t really been studied, Berit Brogaard, professor and director of the Brogaard Lab
for Multisensory Research at the University of Miami, told Gizmodo.
There are cases of spontaneous orgasms or other symptoms confused for
orgasms, even epilepsy, she explained. She’d like to see more scientific research. Brogaard also pointed out that these days, researchers more frequently focus on the female orgasm, given how long it’s been
neglected by science.
There’s not a lot of research into the prostate orgasm, either, she
said. And Levin thinks its time for scientists to fill these gaps in our knowledge.
“Why, for an obvious example, have we still not had any brain imaging of prostate-stimulated orgasms so that we can compare them with penile
orgasms?” Levin writes. “Who will lead the challenge?”
[Clinical Anatomy]
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Ryan F. Mandelbaum
12/21/17 4:25pm
I’ve recently achieved orgasms by perineum stimulation alone. Its now
the only way I masterbate. My wife even includes it during sex and will
reach under and press on it during sessions. It took years to find the
right technique but I’m at a point of total orgasm nirvana. Like a good gospel, I’m tempted to start a live cam...not to make money off porn,
but to spread the word and teach the technique. Its unlike any sexual experience. I just jizz and jizz and jizz until the ball sack is empty
and drained. But my shaft is still strong and isn’t sensitive like after jerking it. I still want sex after ejaculating buckets. The only catch
is, when I do stroke the shaft by hand or sex, orgasms are like shooting blanks.
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Jack Jones
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12/21/17 5:00pm
If I was an Evil Bastard and wanted to put off having kids, I could use
this technique to avoid getting the wifey pregnant. I’d always have an
orgasm and any labs tests on the swimmers would come back positive.
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AnnaKendrickLamar
Test
12/21/17 5:44pm
Fully turned on at my desk now, thanks. 😂
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eager.ophiuchus
Test
12/21/17 5:49pm
Holy fuck, yes, please keep us updated on your movie channel.
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Jared
Test
12/21/17 5:54pm
I purchased a vibrating massager off of Amazon, Rocks Off “Rude-Boy”,
and while I’ve had something which seeeeems like an orgasm, it hasn’t
yet brought ejaculation. Mostly just convulsing and slightly blacking out.
My girlfriend has recently tried using it on me instead of just me using
it myself, but it’s much easier for me to hit the “spot”, yet I’m wondering if I need a different toy.
I saw some videos of dudes on Sybians and that seems like the way to go
except I don’t have like $1600 or whatever they cost :/
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Arcane
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
12/21/17 4:16pm
“He felt them everywhere—his penis, his anus, his pelvis, and his
perineum (the place between the anus and the scrotum)”
Perineum? Tha tain’t the word I’m used to hearing it called.
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liffie420
Arcane
12/21/17 4:51pm
I prefer the gooch LOL
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Father John
liffie420
12/21/17 5:38pm
devil’s eyebrow
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Active Schuder
Arcane
12/21/17 5:43pm
Well, that certainly doesn’t chode well for you.
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b=rar
Arcane
12/21/17 6:25pm
Perineum? I nearly killed ‘em!
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Dr.Nemmo and his time-travelling submarine
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
12/21/17 9:04pm
I’d be careful with this new information, because some men could find a
way to stimulate their prostates with the help of other men and that
would mean no pregnancies from then on, which in turn would signal the
end of Humanity.
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The Catalyst
Dr.Nemmo and his time-travelling submarine
12/21/17 10:17pm
Some men already do because they have no interest in women. And all
those men were born to straight parents. How come you aren’t embarrassed
to say ridiculous things on the internet?
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Yaulendur
The Catalyst
12/21/17 11:48pm
You really couldn’t tell he was joking? Seriously?
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krhodes1
The Catalyst
12/22/17 12:11am
Not all of us were born to straight parents.
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Zilor
The Catalyst
12/22/17 1:40am
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Memezaki
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
12/21/17 3:51pm
This is funny because it’s happening to a male, right? I mean since it’s almost 2018 and all?
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RomanCookie
Memezaki
12/21/17 4:06pm
Where does it say it’s funny?
Also, females have Skene glands, not prostates. And Skene glands don’t
appear to be the cause of orgasms, although their function is still
poorly understood.
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Memezaki
RomanCookie
12/21/17 4:09pm
The first few comments are all atrocious jokes.
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Clem Fandango
Memezaki
12/21/17 4:28pm
Lighten up Francis.
A state of constant orgasm is always going to be funny, regardless of gender
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Mexican Blade Runner
Memezaki
12/21/17 5:18pm
God forbid people make jokes and try to enjoy their lives instead of
posting dour criticisms.
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Paullubbock
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
12/21/17 4:33pm
Is this part of why guys get that little shiver sort of like automatic
response after peeing?
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Arcane
Paullubbock
12/21/17 6:16pm
No, guys get that shiver because the water is cold. And deep too.
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GinAndTonic, Potential Grizzly
Paullubbock
12/21/17 6:32pm
It’s a vasovagal response. In extreme cases, people faint after
urinating- micturition syncope.
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SamirSumpu
Arcane
12/21/17 7:02pm
It is known
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Yaulendur
Paullubbock
12/21/17 11:44pm
I’ve wondered about that little shiver ever since I first noticed it
when I was in like third grade.
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