Does anyone else have uncontrollable leg spasms during orgasm?

Posted by jimmylegs @jimmylegs, Oct 1, 2023

I am a mid-50's male. I developed iron deficiency anemia and subsequent peripheral neuropathy. After what has been around a year of iron supplements my condition has improved. I still have some numbness and tingling in my hands and legs but it is much better. However, I do have one symptom that hasn't improved and I am unable to find any information on potential correlations between neuropathy, leg spasms (with muscle contractions), and orgasm. I apologize for being graphic but I am thinking I may not be alone in this. When I start to reach climax my legs get a mind of their own and I feel a distinct nerve sensation that is not painful but is very intense. I am unable to stop my legs from curling up and it subsides almost immediately after orgasm. It often interferes with or provides such an unwelcome distraction to what should be a pleasurable situation that I would like to know how/if it can be minimized or eliminated. Again, I apologize for being graphic, but this isn't a normal sensation that might occur randomly or to a lesser extent for most of us throughout our lives but something that developed after I knew I was low on iron and really hasn't improved like my other symptoms. I would be curious to know if anyone else experiences this dilemma, male or female, because I could see it being an issue for women as well as men though obviously, I can only speak for myself. Does anyone else share my situation or know where I can look for relevant information? Thanks.

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I had a Stroke a year ago and I thought, am I crazy or something. The first orgasm I had after my Stroke, was so freaking intense! My leg shot out, stiff as a board! Also, the orgasms are more intense than ever! Still totally freaks me out.

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I get Spasms in my hip whenever I’m. Bout to climax or even just when it’s feeling really good. I’ve gotten them both before and after my total hip replacement surgery. Before my hip replacement, I had a pin in the same hip since I was 13 because of my growth plate slipping and I was too young then of course to know if I had any of those issues so it’s not something I’ve ever addressed. It’s just something I’ve gotten used to. I imagine it’s probably dealing with the nerves though, since they were handled during surgery.

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