Risky Sex Act Gaining Popularity May Lead to Stroke, Seizures, and Paralysis
A risky sex act is gaining popularity among young people, but it can cause stroke, seizures, and even paralysis if not approached with caution.
Risky Sex Act That’s Becoming Increasingly Popular May Lead to Stroke, Seizures, or Even Paralysis—Experts Warn
In recent years, one particular risky sex act has caught the attention of both health professionals and concerned individuals alike—autoerotic asphyxiation. This sexual practice, which involves intentionally cutting off oxygen to the brain to heighten pleasure during orgasm, is gaining popularity among teens and young adults worldwide. While it may promise a temporary euphoric high, the consequences can be fatal.
Despite the seemingly harmless intentions, experts warn that this act poses significant health dangers, including stroke, seizures, and even irreversible paralysis. The act, often performed in secret, is difficult to detect until it’s too late, which makes it even more dangerous.
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What Makes It So Risky?
The thrill behind autoerotic asphyxiation lies in the lack of oxygen. By choking oneself or using objects like ropes, belts, or plastic bags to limit airflow, individuals seek to enhance their sexual experience. However, oxygen deprivation is not something the human body can tolerate for long. Even a few seconds of restricted blood flow to the brain can lead to serious complications.
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Medical experts explain that reducing oxygen levels can cause a sudden spike in blood pressure, leading to strokes. Furthermore, the brain becomes vulnerable to seizures due to the altered electrical activity caused by hypoxia.
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