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Chris News Media Blog of Tuesday, 22 November 2022

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Things that lead to death during sex

Death can occur during s£xual intercourse for a variety of reasons, including the physical strain of the action or extreme mitigating circumstances.

The phrase "dying in the saddle" refers to a fatality that occurs during close physical contact.

Have you ever questioned why so many people have passed away in tight relationships? Because intimacy (or copulation) can be physically and emotionally exhausting for everyone involved, it is crucial for both partners to be healthy.
According to Medicalnewstoday, a number of factors, some of which are listed below, can cause death during intimacy:

1. Taking drugs without a doctor's prescription

Although it is unethical, many people utilize drugs to enhance their intimate performance. Drug use while engaging in s£xual activity carries the risk of death.

Alcohol and potent medicines, such as opiate painkillers, are occasionally mixed.

Additionally, some people combine alcohol with intimacy enhancers. Some chronic drug users will utilize cocaine or marijuana on this occasion. To enjoy a satisfying copulation experience, all of this is done.

However, these strong prescriptions are endangering their health.
When coupled with a chemical that includes nitrates, some intimate enhancers have been known to produce hypotension (low blood pressure), which can be fatal.

2. Heart attacks

The hallmark of sudden cardiac arrest, or SCA, is the abrupt stoppage of the heart's blood supply to the brain and other important organs. The heart frequently beats even during a heart attack.

Approximately one-third of those affected by an intimate-related SCD were women, much more than previous research had revealed, and the typical age of onset was 38.

The investigators found that more than half of the subjects had a heart condition. Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome, which is when a person unexpectedly dies from a heart attack, was the diagnosis for the other half.