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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Does "left without any pain at all" mean "after sex, any of their pain was gone"?
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HEALTH NEWS
Why sex is a 'better headache cure rather than painkillers'
Sex appears to be a cure for headaches, researchers have suggested.
Sex triggered the release of endorphins, the body’s natural painkillers, via the central nervous system, which reduced, or even eliminated, a headache.
By Andrew Hough
6:30AM GMT 04 Mar 2013
A team of neurologists found that sexual activity can lead to “partial or complete relief” of head pain in some migraines.
Their research, reported in Cephalalgia, the journal of the International Headache Society, found that more than half of migraine sufferers who had sex during an episode experienced an improvement in symptoms.
One in five patients left without any pain at all, while others, in particular male sufferers “even used sexual activity as a therapeutic tool”, they added.
HEALTH NEWS
Why sex is a 'better headache cure rather than painkillers'
Sex appears to be a cure for headaches, researchers have suggested.
Sex triggered the release of endorphins, the body’s natural painkillers, via the central nervous system, which reduced, or even eliminated, a headache.
By Andrew Hough
6:30AM GMT 04 Mar 2013
A team of neurologists found that sexual activity can lead to “partial or complete relief” of head pain in some migraines.
Their research, reported in Cephalalgia, the journal of the International Headache Society, found that more than half of migraine sufferers who had sex during an episode experienced an improvement in symptoms.
One in five patients left without any pain at all, while others, in particular male sufferers “even used sexual activity as a therapeutic tool”, they added.
Top answer
It means all of their pain was gone.
- It means all of their pain was gone.
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