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I'm a 19 year old girl and sometimes when I orgasm, I go deaf afterwards. I can still hear some things but it sounds almost as if I'm underwater or in a bubble or something. This usually lasts for about 5 minutes, then I can hear fine again. Surely this can't be normal? Thanks.
hey at least you orgasm! hahaha what you complaining about...talk to your doctor though! :)
This is completely normal, think about when your orgasming you put preasure everywhere and it feels you up witch would bush your ear wax up in your ear and with in five minutes after that it would only make since the ear wax travled back to where it was.I'm just assuming cause that has happed to me.
This happens to me too. It can happen to both men and women. I was actually going to ask the same question as you, but after reading your post I did some research. Instead of typing up a lengthy comment explaining what I found you can go onto google and read about it yourself. All I did was search "hearing loss after sex" and I found a decent amount of info.
When I've had certain kinds of orgasms, I've had my hearing, sight and consciousness almost go. It's very euphoric. As far as your hearing goes, an intense orgasm can change the pressure in your head, as your probably holding your breath and pushing very hard for what could be an extended time. You must have great orgasms!!
Your blood is rushing to your pelvis instead of your head. Makes sense to me.
This is completely normal. Many people experience it. As long as your hearing comes back, it's okay. https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/science-explains-why-you-sometimes-cant-hear-after-you-orgasm
There are all different levels of orgasms, some which are okay and others where they are that amazing you feel that you're not even on this planet. I don't orgasm everytime I have sex, but on one occasion during sex I had the most intense/amazing orgasm ever where I released fluid. ( female ejaculation) only ever experienced that once though (releasing fluid)Everyone's body reacts differently though so yes you are perfectly normal x