Love Sick (Some Women Are Allergic to Sperm)
I discovered some shocking news the other day. I was reading Asylum.com and came across a disturbing article about a woman named Julie Boyd that was actually allergic to her newlywed husband’s (Mike) sperm. Yes, you read correctly, she’s allergic to the love juice of the man she just married.
You’re probably wondering the same thing I was when I read that: why would Julie marry Mike if she were allergic to his sperm? Well, this couple practiced safe sex until they were hitched so she never had any direct contact with his man milk until their wedding night.
Okay, allergies aren’t that bad, right? You get a runny nose, sneeze or maybe break out in hives. That’s a small price to pay for someone you love. Well, this unlucky lady actually gets stricken with excruciating pain whenever she has unprotected sex with her husband.
“The pain that I was feeling was inside," Julie explained. “Like somebody sticking needles up inside of me like a real painful burning.”
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After seeking medical help for the pain, Julie was diagnosed with seminal plasma hypersensitivity. It’s a very rare condition. "According to a recent review of coital allergy, there were fewer than a hundred cases of the more severe generalized allergic-type reaction," says Dr. Clifford Bassett of the NYU School of Medicine. "Persistent or recurring local allergic reactions—itchiness, genital swelling and burning—are more common."
Based on what I read, women afflicted with this condition are not allergic to every man’s semen but only some. More specifically, specific proteins in a particular man’s seminal fluid. At any rate, there is some hope for women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity.
In the case if the Boyds, they’ve opted for “allergen avoidance,” which basically means they’ll wear rubbers for the rest of their marriage. As for kids, there only option is adoption or a surrogate mother since his sperm can’t fertilize her eggs.
If that seems too extreme, you can always try "intra-vaginal rush desensitization," which involves applying steadily increasing amount of semen to the woman in question, until she builds up a tolerance. Sure she might have a few painful moments, but perhaps the doctor ordered sex every 48 hours will be worth it. For him probably, but it’s doubtful for her.
Currently there’s no specific data to say whether or not women with seminal plasma hypersensitivity only have negative reactions from vaginal intercourse, but I wouldn’t advise anyone with adverse reactions to semen testing out their tolerance level in other orifices. Talk about a gag reflex.
Have you ever heard of seminal plasma hypersensitivity? What would you do if you or your partner had this condition? I know that sex isn’t everything but it is a big part of a marriage; do you think that you could actually stay with someone for life without having raw sex or your own kids? Do you see something like this potentially ruining a long-term relationship? Do you think love could overcome the hurdles something like seminal plasma hypersensitivity?
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