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It's Something No One Wants - An Allergy To Sex.
Dr. Saransh Jain
A sex allergy is the last thing one wants to get while having sex. But, it can happen and there is nothing you can do about it. The best thing for you is to know how to recognize the signs of allergy, know what caused it and take immediate precautions.
This will ensure sexual satisfaction and enjoyment in the long run for you. Heavy breathing, a fast heartbeat and sweating can be allergic reactions, but you exhibit these anyway after sex. So, instead, watch out for hives, itching, runny nose, rashes, vaginal burning, swelling and blistering in the genital area and, in severe cases vomiting, diarrhoea and even loss of consciousness.
Reasons:
- It occurs when something triggers the allergy response in your immune system - think latex in condoms or a new lube.But it can be hard to recognize because some of the symptoms, such as heavy breathing, a fast heartbeat and sweating, are expected after a moment of heated passion.
- You should be aware of possible allergy symptoms though, because if they are left untreated they can start to get worse and that will really ruin your enjoyment of sex.
- There are several key symptoms to look out for: wheezing, itching, watery eyes, runny nose, hives, vaginal burning, swelling, blistering, chest tightness, vomiting, diarrhoea and loss of consciousness.
Here's seven signs you could be allergic to sex.
1. Orgasm
This can leave you feeling weak, feverish, tired and irritable, according to Dr. Saransh The rare condition also causes flu-like symptoms to start immediately after you have, ahem, finished.
2. Latex
Latex is one of the main materials used in condoms, but unfortunately many people are allergic to it.
It is also used in some sex toys, so having this allergy can cause quite a bit of trouble in the bedroom.
3. Lubes
As with condoms, lubricants contain ingredients that can cause an allergic reaction.
The symptoms will be very similar - itching, burning, swelling, and a rash.
"Lubes that advertise flavours, cooling or heating sensations and numbing can have any number of additives your system may not like," Lindsey said.
"Glycerin is another culprit - it can cause an allergic reaction but it also has the potential to convert to sugar and instigate a yeast infection with similar symptoms to an allergy."
4. Trauma
Some women can experience a reaction in the bedroom if they have a bad relationship with sex.
"To my knowledge there isn't an actual allergy to intercourse, but there is something very close called dyspareunia," Lindsey said.
"Basically something psychological precipitates a physiological response.
"For example, abuse in the relationship, shame around sexuality or a lack of trust in one's partner might correspond with inflammation or a rash.
"Like any other allergy the immune system is doing its best to signal something is wrong."
5. Birth Control
Some women may experience an allergy response to their birth control, particularly if they have just changed their contraceptive method.
"A good starting point for your own investigation [into your allergy] is logging what happens," Lindsey said.
"What are your symptoms and what happened that is the same or different than the days without an allergic reaction."
6. Pre-Sex Routine
It might not be anything to do with sex that is causing your allergic reaction, rather something you are doing beforehand.
"Maybe that you're not allergic to sex, but that the meal you ate before a sex date or the meds you take before bed and sex are messing with your immune system," Lindsey said.
"Maybe the pre-sex shower involves the soap that your body reacts to or the massage oil that you use to get in the mood actually irritates your skin."
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