Woman Who Has 100 Orgasms a Day Sits on Frozen Peas to Try to Stop Them

One Woman's Pleasure Is This Woman's Pain

Did you stop reading our headline after "woman who has 100 orgasms a day"? Because while that might seem to be a very fortunate occurrence, New Jersey nurse Kim Ramsey says it's actually a very painful condition.

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And it is an actual condition: Ramsey, 44, has been diagnosed with Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (or PGAD, and yes, it's a real thing), which has caused her to have as many as 100 orgasms a day, she tells the U.K. Sun newspaper.

Any activity during her day can lead to an orgasm, Ramsey says, including driving a car, cleaning her house or the riding a train. 

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"Other women wonder how to have an orgasm -- I wonder how to stop mine, says British native Ramsey, whose case of PGAD, doctors believe, probably sparked about a decade ago after she fell down some stairs and suffered spinal cysts.

Ramsey says she first began having the orgasm problems in 2008, however, after having sex with a new boyfriend.

"I had constant orgasms for four days," she says. "I thought I was going mad … I even tried sitting on frozen peas."

Okay, yes, there are lots of easy jokes you could make about that one, but the incurable PGAD is really no laughing matter.

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It is often accompanied by a vulvar pain disorder, and the smallest, completely not sexual movement or occurrence can spark a PGAD sufferer's orgasm, which, as you can imagine, can lead to a lot of social anxiety and potentially embarrassing situations and can make relationships difficult.

In other words, yes, it is possible to have too much of a good thing.