A woman has revealed how she was forced to seek out medical attention over a "never-ending" orgasm.
Liz couldn't stop orgasming after sex with partner Eric caused a "physically, emotionally and mentally taxing" four hours of pleasure.
Sharing her story on TLC's Sex Sent Me To The ER, Liz said she tried a number of different remedies to make the orgasm stop from red wine to antihistamines.
When nothing worked, she decided she needed a doctor.
"Most people who have never been through this experience would think having a five minute orgasm or an hour long orgasm would be a really, really awesome experience," Liz said.
"Until you actually experience it. I had to call in and tell my boss that I wasn’t feeling very well. I ended up calling every medical professional I've ever seen in my life to try and get somebody to give me an answer!"
After she'd explained the problem to a doctor, they headed to a dispensary to get Valium, but before they returned the orgasm had finally stopped.
"At first, it was just sheer disbelief," she recalled, "I didn’t believe it and I was afraid that it was going to start right back up."
Liz added: "It's a very physically, emotionally and mentally taxing experience."
But since, Liz has started to have orgasms on a regular basis without stimulation.
"Initially, it was just like after sex, and then it got to the point where I would be doing whatever – watching TV, walking down the street – and I would have an orgasm out of the blue," she explained.
"I would have as many as 12 spontaneous prolonged orgasms in one day."
She was eventually prescribed anti-seizure medication.
"I got down to where I was having them only daily, and then I was having them only every other day, and then it was about once a week, and then maybe it was about once a month," she said.
"It took about four, maybe five months before they were completely under control."
*Sex Sent Me To The ER airs Thursdays at 11pm exclusively on TLC.
