Menstrual cramps are a very annoying, but thankfully not too painful experience for most women. They usually occur during their period and can be attributed to the uterus contracting as it expels unfertilised eggs in menstruation blood. High levels of prostaglandins are usually associated with painful menstrual cramps. Prostaglandin is a type of hormone released from the uterine walls during menstruation that causes inflammation and contractions.
Many women have reported that this was a tried-and-tested proven method for relieving their menstrual cramps. Studies have also shown that women’s pain threshold increases by up to 75% when they orgasm. Generally, when a woman climaxes, more blood rushes to the uterus, which can help with cramps.
Here’s the catch though – You have to orgasm. (Just sex alone might not be as effective)
