Most sexual injuries come as a surprise – whether on the bed or the bathroom. But it’s best to be aware of exactly what can go wrong.
Sex isn’t a perfect cruise or ride as people might think some people make it out to be. It sometimes has many bumps, hitches and bruises along the road – quite literally. And this doesn’t have anything to do with chemistry or compatibility, just so you know.
There are those irritating situations, like being left sans orgasm and then there are other times when sex can be downright hazardous.
Sex injuries happen more often than you might think—so you should be aware of the most common ones (mostly so you can figure out what to do if they happen to you)
Pulse.com.gh brings you 5 sexual injuries you probably did not know about.
1. Vaginal tears
You know it’s happened when you’re bleeding down there after the deed, or it simply really, really hurts.
2. Heart Attack
Vigorous sexual activity nearly triples a person’s heart attack in the hours immediately afterwards, especially if the person isn’t very active, according to research.
3. Stroke
During sex, the brain releases hormones called dopamine in men, oxytocin in women and endorphins. These hormones can increase the blood pressure in your veins.
Because of the increased blood pressure, blood clots can be pushed to the brain, leading to a stroke.
4. Back injury, muscle pulls and cramps:
A sudden, awkward or vigorous movement can lead to a range of these minor issues like back pains and muscle pulls.
5. Penis fracture
A penis fracture is one of the most common sexual injuries you should know about. It is usually a tear in the tunica albuginea – a layer of rubbery tissue just underneath the skin that allows the penis to expand when aroused.
