Not Tonight, Honey… I’m Allergic to Your Spunk

The allergic reactions to the semen, unfortunately, are very real.

In an article ConversationGenital Science Specialist Michael Carroll of Manchester Metropolitan University in the UK explained that allergic reactions to the semen can appear as a bad response to the ejaculation of the partner, or even your own.

The most common sensitivity is what is known as “hypersensitivity in plasma” or SPH, where women who interact with men interact with proteins in sperm plasma, which are things that are courageous. In other words, it is the basic fluid that blaming, not the sperm itself – but the symptoms are very real, ranging from the itching of the irritated calves and the burning of the painful vagina to allergic trauma.

The bottom line? Many people may suffer from this and do not know that. If you may be, doctors recommend either the use of a condom, or taking antihistamines before having sex, taking anti -inflammatory drugs after sex, or treating allergies that include exposure of a diluted semen to the skin.

“If sex leaves you routinely, itching, painful, or well – and the condom – it may be sensitive to the semen,” Carroll wrote.

The reproductive expert wrote that the reproductive expert was still being diagnosed for the first time in nearly 60 years when a woman had to transfer her to the hospital because of her “violent violent reaction” to sex, still SPH, often unwanted. Until 1997, the medical establishment believed that less than 100 women were allergic, but a silent – sorry study – found that approximately 12 percent of diseases after the post -cocoal stage could be attributed to SPH. (Unfortunately, there is no formal investigation if men who have sex with men can get SPH, although there is anecdotal evidence of it.)

After about 15 years, Carroll conducted an informal survey that found the same rate of possible SPH, although he found that cases were often diagnosed as sexual communication, yeast or even “allergy” diseases. Given that its symptoms reflect some of these diseases, it is not difficult to know the cause.

Along with being allergic to the semen of the partner, a separate post -orgasm separate (POIS) affects men with allergic reactions to their sugar. With only 465 documented cases as of 2024, toxins can cause influenza-like symptoms such as fatigue and muscle pain as soon as ejaculation-and doctors are stalled in relation to it. Like SPH, both antihistamines and allergies to toxins are advised, as well as hormonal therapy.

When talking about SPH specifically, Carroll noted that often, “Sex -related symptoms are often not announced.”

The scientists said that it is embarrassment, stigma and lack of awareness among doctors, which means that many women suffer in silence. “

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