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MadameMarque -> RE: Is it a good idea to have sex when your partner has a Migraine? (10/7/2009 6:11:18 AM)
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There is a theory that being sexually stimulated and having an orgasm can help a migraine, and I thought this was the reason for your question.
I think this has something to do with blood flow. A migraine is caused by over-dilation of blood vessels to the brain, so sexual stimulation would draw blood away to the groin and chest areas. But, it may also have to do with what sexual stimulation does to your brain chemistry and your nervous system.
However, I think it is a question of who, and when.
That is, according to when, during the cycle of a migraine, how severe the headache, and the individual's physiology, maybe it would help, or maybe Hell, No.
Migraines usually have a long cycle, with pre-symptoms before the real pain sets in (my pre-symptoms are for hours in advance), and recovery, after it begins to ease up. If you catch it in time, being sexually stimulated and/or stimulated to orgasm, might interrupt the cycle, and after, when the person isn't nauseous or in pain, anymore, it might be soothing. But during - only a person who'd never experienced that type of pain would think of having sex during.
And to any domly dom types who think they should just take it when they want, regardless of their slave or submissive's state of wellness, it would be unconscionable to play the duty-of-the-slave card, when they are in the middle of a severe headache, whatever type it is.
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