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It can feel almost like TV static in your toes. You might have felt this before - or maybe you do every single time you have sex.
Sometimes your hands or feet can feel this same hypersensitivity, which Whelihan attributed to the neurochemicals involved in arousal. Whelihan compared that hypersensitivity to the way your clit, or the head of a penis, might feel right after orgasm - even a light touch can be too much to handle. This tingly feeling can sometimes be misinterpreted as going numb, but it's really hypersensitivity. "As the nerve endings are being stimulated during sexual arousal, one might feel a tingling sensation." All your nerves are aflame during sex, and even nonsexual parts of your body can join in on the stimulation. "Tingling in a region of the body is a nerve-related sensation," Dr. Tingly fingertips or toes or lips (on your face) is a totally normal part of a sexual response. Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play Babe, I Can't Feel My Hands Maureen Whelihan, a fellow with the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, about what's really going on when your orgasm leaves you tingly. To figure out whether or not your temporary loss of feeling is the sign of a truly #blessed orgasm, or a sign that something bigger might be wrong, spoke with Dr. For some people, sexual arousal comes with tingling, a pins-and-needles feeling, or numbness in their legs, hands, lips, and vulvas. There's one thing that can happen, though, that's so alarming it can take you out of the moment and straight into a WebMd hole that inevitably results in being pretty sure you have vagina cancer and you have six weeks to live, mom. But during sex, or right before a particularly good orgasm, these are things you kind of actually want.
These are basically just symptoms of a seizure. Weird breathlessness, shaky legs, slight dizziness. In any other context, most of what happens to your body during sex would be cause for concern.
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