The truth is that in the consciousness of most people, headache has become one of the most common excuses used by women to avoid sexual intercourse.
However, research often links headaches to the act itself and reveals that this is not always an excuse.
In fact, the International Organization for Headache has recognized sexual-related headaches as a distinct type of headache. This is the so-called "sex headache".
This symptom is more common in men and according to statistics show that it can occur during or after sex. According to experts, this type of headache is usually due to harmless disorders, such as migraine and accumulated tension.
However, Jose Biller, a neurologist at Loyola University in Chicago, points out that high incidence can be a sign of a more serious condition, so we should always consult our doctor.