Orgasmic headache: It's a primary headache that occurs before or at the time of orgasm and located at the base of the skull. The prophylactic treatment with beta-blockers, and anti-migraine drugs (Topamax) is an effective treatment. See a headache specialist to rule out secondary headache.
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