POIS (POST-ORGASMIC ILLNESS SYNDROME) COMMUNITY

The exact cause is still unknown, but research suggests it may be linked to:

• Autoimmune reactions (the body reacting negatively to its own semen).
• Hormonal imbalances.
• Neurological or allergic responses.
• Dysfunction in the autonomic nervous system.

Current evidence suggests physiological mechanisms may be involved; members should consult qualified clinicians. We provide education and peer support, not medical advice.

There is no official test, but doctors may diagnose POIS based on:

• Symptom patterns (onset after orgasm).
• Medical history and ruling out other conditions.
• Skin-prick tests for semen allergy (in some cases).

While there is no universally accepted treatment, many individuals explore holistic methods, lifestyle adjustments, and supplement protocols shared within the community. Please consult a healthcare provider before starting any regimen.

Yes, POIS can be challenging for relationships due to its impact on intimacy, energy levels, and emotional well-being. Open communication with partners and finding ways to manage symptoms are key.

Absolutely! We prioritize privacy. You can participate in discussions, ask questions, and connect with others completely anonymously if you prefer.

POIS is still under-researched and not widely recognized in the medical community. While some medical literature and case studies have documented the condition, many healthcare providers remain unaware of it. This is why raising awareness and advocating for more research is so important. It helps others receive the recognition, support, and care they need.

A private forum, research library, holistic and supplement guides, monthly expert sessions, and a live biweekly case-study podcast.

✔ Engage in the private community – Ask questions, share experiences, and learn from others.

✔ Attend live expert sessions – Gain insights from leading researchers and specialists.

✔ Explore holistic and medical approaches – Learn what has worked for others.

✔ Stay updated – Follow the latest research and discussions.