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What Causes Joint Pain, Difficulty Breathing And Vomiting After Having Orgasm?

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Posted on Wed, 1 Jun 2016
Question: Hi I am 29 years old male. stared to have pain in all joints after orgasam. I have run through all test CRP, calcium, vit d , b12 , CBC and testosterone too. everything is normal. when I Googled I got to know I have POIS symptoms. I have joint pain difficult to breath, vomiting, not able walk normally and my hip hurts a lot. I was not able to wake up in morning.
checked for cortisol too, that too came normal.

Please help me to get rid of this.....
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Answered by Dr. Minal Mohit (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Need thorough examination.

Detailed Answer:
welcome to HCM.
I will try to help you , but as it is a difficult to manage syndrome online, kindly excuse me. XXXXXXX POIS is more psychological disease than organic. But before actually passing on the case for psychological counselling, patient needs to be thoroughly examined by the doctor. He needs to undergo certain tests, which you seem to have already done. Again those reports need to be evaluated by the qualified doctor only and not by oneself on the basis of reference values of the lab.
I have few suggestions, may be they work for you.
1. try avoiding ejaculation when you do not have enough time to rest.
2. try a paracetamol or diclofenac 30min prior to intercourse
3. try a sitalopram before intercourse
4. try a course of b12, vitamin D, levocarnitine, Omega 3 fatty acids.
If nothing works, see your doctor personally with all your reports.
regards!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Minal Mohit (29 minutes later)
Thanks for your reply XXXXXXX

The all tests are observed by my doctors and said its normal. I already on course of vitamin d3 b12 and cod liver oil tablets. is that something I should ask my doctor to run some other test
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Answered by Dr. Minal Mohit (7 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
no there are no specific tests for POIS

Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, if you are already seeing a doctor, and he/she says all is good, then you may try any of the suggested plans.
regards!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Prasad
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Follow up: Dr. Minal Mohit (52 minutes later)
thanks for replying back.

The doctor at my place do not agree that I have pois. They doing lot of test and nothing is rule out. I am literally exhausted of doing all the test nothing is there. so only seeking the help from health care magic. kindly let me whether anyother test I have to carry out so that I will let my doctor know or please direct me to right doctor.
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Answered by Dr. Minal Mohit (5 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
No more tests are recommended

Detailed Answer:
Dear Mr. XXXXXXX
As I have previously stated, no more tests are required as no test is a pointer to POIS.
If all reports are normal, please try any of the suggested methods.
If you need to see another doctor , see any XXXXXXX

Regards!
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Deepak
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What Causes Joint Pain, Difficulty Breathing And Vomiting After Having Orgasm?

Brief Answer: Need thorough examination. Detailed Answer: welcome to HCM. I will try to help you , but as it is a difficult to manage syndrome online, kindly excuse me. XXXXXXX POIS is more psychological disease than organic. But before actually passing on the case for psychological counselling, patient needs to be thoroughly examined by the doctor. He needs to undergo certain tests, which you seem to have already done. Again those reports need to be evaluated by the qualified doctor only and not by oneself on the basis of reference values of the lab. I have few suggestions, may be they work for you. 1. try avoiding ejaculation when you do not have enough time to rest. 2. try a paracetamol or diclofenac 30min prior to intercourse 3. try a sitalopram before intercourse 4. try a course of b12, vitamin D, levocarnitine, Omega 3 fatty acids. If nothing works, see your doctor personally with all your reports. regards!