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Nausea from minor sexual excitement.

By Capricorn63 | 1 post, last post
Irfan Tariq, MD answered this Nausea And Its Causes
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Capricorn63

Within the last month, I've thrown up nearly every time I've seen my girlfriend. We've been dating for a couple months now and have not done more than kissing and me feeling under the shirt, but I find her so incredibly attractive that sometimes when I get sexually excited, I get instantly nauseas and have to excuse myself to vomit. It doesn't happen every time, so the two of us have been trying to figure out what another source of the issue might be, but last night we were talking on the phone and she was explaining how the house she's having a party at has a whole bunch of bedrooms. This alone was enough for me to get short of breath and excited, and I had to hang up and run to the bathroom to throw up.

I'm 17 years old and I've had two girlfriends before, one of which I dated for a year and a half and had sex with. I masturbate a healthy amount of times throughout the week. I've never, ever experienced this before. I have been very sexually excited before with my other partners (as is kind of required for intercourse), but I find my current girlfriend astronomically more attractive in comparison to the rest.

What can I do to stop this nausea? I've tried drinking Anti-Nausea Liquid as I had some in my medicine cabinet, but this did not have any significant effect.

Andrew

I wish I had more time to give a more complete answer, but it sounds to me like overexcitement, which will go away with time, and experience. I get it a lot, sometimes when I just hug my girlfriend. She's said she experiences the same thing. It's kind of like intense butterflies, but then the butterflies want to exit your stomach through your mouth. Taking a little break and then continuing might help, and you might also consider having a couple crackers, or a piece of toast before you're around your significant other , to give the butterflies something to chew on.Here's a forum on which I found some other information.http://www.teenhelp.org/forums/f6-sex-puberty/t52799-nauseous-when-aroused/Yeah, I know, forums and their reliability, but my initial thoughts were that it had something to do with adrenaline or noradrenaline, and the combined sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems (Parasympathetic for arousal, sympathetic for orgasm), and what I've read so far tends to confirm it.If someone else has a better answer, feel free to replace mine, but seeing as the question hasn't been answered in more than 2 years, I doubt that... Hope you figured out what it was, and managed to take care of it without too much hassle.

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