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A nurse experiences over a hundred orgasms a day
Last reviewed: 01.07.2025
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How would most people react if they were asked to experience 100 orgasms a day? Surely many would answer yes, without even thinking.
Nature has given people the ability to experience sweet sensations at the moment of climax of sexual intercourse and it is quite natural to believe that orgasm is nothing more than pleasure.
"Why not?" you say. "Is it bad to experience pleasure, and 100 times a day?"
44-year-old Englishwoman Kim Ramsay is ready to argue with this statement.
Kim is a nurse at a New Jersey hospital. The woman suffers from a rare condition - genital arousal disorder. While some women stimulate orgasm, Kim only needs to make a simple movement, be it just a squat or a car ride, and a whole chain of orgasms will cover her.
After a thorough medical investigation, doctors were able to determine the cause of such a rare disease. In 2001, the woman had an accident - she fell down the stairs. Doctors believe that after the fall, Kim developed a perineural cyst of the spinal cord.
Waves of orgasm wash over her every fifteen minutes and instead of pleasure they only bring problems.
Whatever Miss Ramsay does, she enjoys it, but, as the woman herself claims, it has become a real curse.
Not only does she have to hide her rare disease from people and try to limit herself in unnecessary movements. The saddest thing is that Kim's personal life is not working out.
"Women envy me, and while they discuss how to experience an orgasm, I look for a way to stop it. When approaching sexual release, they usually shout "Yes! Yes!", and from my chest only a moan escapes "Oh, no!"
According to the woman, in 2008 she met a nice man, but sex with him became a real nightmare. The woman's orgasm did not stop for 36 hours. Kim tried to get rid of the pleasure that had become excruciating as best she could: she squatted, tried to catch her breath and even sat on frozen peas, but all attempts to cool down the raging hormones were in vain. The man witnessed 200 pathological orgasms of the woman and, never recovering from the experience, disappeared from Kim's life.
Since then, the woman has given up any attempts to improve her sex life.
The 44-year-old nurse's only hope is properly selected treatment methods, because so far not a single specialist in sexual disorders has been able to help her.
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