Sigmund Roid said:
Ok VJ, you know your stuff!
Another Q:
Mostly, right after ejaculation you have a 'remission period' it is called? When you are hypersensitive and have an irritating feeling 'over there'. Is this caused by some neurotransmitter depletion, like dopamine or overstimulation of the nerve endings? I cannot figure out the neurofysiological difference that makes men different from women in that aspect. In other words, how can men overcome this remission period in a much shorter time?
The answer could come from several things bro; sorry but it’s actually a complicated MULTI-FACETED question:
Prostate dysfunction. The most common problem is the "temporary" prostate enlargement, as a result of overproduction of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) due to the burning of testosterone by an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase. The excessive DHT trapped in the prostate and its surround muscle, as a result of a poor local blood circulation and an overburst of testosterone or 5-alpha reductase in a sexual encounter, will cause erection or post-orgasmic pain for men.
IC “Interstitial cystitis”. IC can contribute to painful ejaculations, and normal sexual response can certainly be adversely affected by pain or the anticipation of pain. Plenty of evidence suggests that men treated successfully for IC usually experience normal erections and ejaculations.
(Interstitial cystitis (IC) is a chronic inflammatory condition of the bladder wall. Its cause is unknown. "Common" cystitis, also known as a urinary tract infection, is caused by bacteria and is usually successfully treated with antibiotics. Unlike common cystitis, IC is believed not to be caused by bacteria and does not respond to conventional antibiotic therapy. It is important to note that IC is not a psychosomatic disorder nor is it caused by stress.)
Hormonal Deficiencies leading to Nervous System dysfunction Upon ejaculating, one may experience an abrupt drop of the neurotransmitters acetylcholine, dopamine and serotonin and the hormone testosterone in the brain and an excessive conversion of dopamine-norepinephrine-epinephrine (adrenalin) in the brain and adrenal medulla. As a result, the Central Nervous System contains excessive cortisol that induced initial Euphoria followed by subsequent depression and then lowered the threshold for seizure activity, resulting in the instability of his brain.
Like this: ( response to orgasm”ejaculation”):
Orgasmic Stress => Dopamine-adrenalin conversion => Stimulating Central Nervous System => Hypothalamus ==(CRF)==> Anterior Pituitary ==(ACTH)==> Adrenal Cortex => secreting Androgen, Aldosterone and Cortisol, where Cortisol, in turn, floods and inhibits the Central Nervous System, Hypothalamus and Anterior Pituitary. Thus, excessive adrenalin triggers the flooding of excessive Cortisol into the brain.
Deficiency of the relaxation hormone prostaglandin E-1This problem is associated with a deficiency of the relaxation and tissue-elastic hormone prostaglandin E-1 (PGE-1) and the excessive trapping of the stress neurhormone epinephrine (adrenalin) in the tissues in tailbone, rectum, anus, perineum and groins, in the post-orgasm or post-ejaculation state when you lost your semen to ejaculation. Generally, semen contains PGE-1 and PGE-2. Here, Seminal PGE-1 is diffused into the pelvic tissues to increase the relaxation and tissues elasticity for touching, stretching, and expansion/contraction; PGE-2 is to enhance the contraction (intensity) of orgasm in the tissues around the pelvic cavity. When your tissues produce insufficient PGE-1, you need the PE-1 diffusion to retain the tissue elasticity and relaxation. Once your ejaculate, your seminal vesicles are empty or semi-empty and your tissues and ligaments around the pelvic cavity from the low abdomen, groins, testicles, scrotum and perineum to your anus/rectum/tailbone experiences an abrupt drop of the PGE-1. You will feel rigidity and tightness in your low back and groins after ejaculating. The worst situation is that orgasm is a result from sympathetic fire accompanying with the dopamine-epinephrine conversion. CAUSING PAIN
