Academic Literature

Postorgasmic-Illness-Syndrome Academic Literature

This page features a growing collection of research articles, case reports, and reviews on postorgasmic-illness-syndrome (POIS) – ideal for patients, clinicians, and researchers alike.

Welcome to the POIS-Network Literature Hub!

If you’re looking for scientific studies, clinical papers, and medical literature on postorgasmic-illness-syndrome (POIS), you’ve found the right place. Since the first scientific study in 2002, a number of specialist articles about postorgasmic-illness-syndrome have been published. This page features a growing collection of research articles, case reports, and reviews – ideal for patients, clinicians, and researchers alike. Please note: These are essentially case studies with very few test subjects. A large-scale study is still lacking.

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Postorgasmic illness syndrome

The study by Dorofeev & Krasnyak (2025) provides a review of the literature on Post-Orgasmic Illness Syndrome (POIS) and presents a clinical case illustrating the typical flu-like, cognitive, and autonomic symptoms occurring after ejaculation. The authors conclude that POIS is likely polyetiological (including immunological, neuroendocrine, and autonomic mechanisms) and that hormonal factors such as testosterone may play a potential therapeutic role.

Dorofeev S.D., Krasnyak S.S. Postorgasmic illness syndrome. Experimental and Clinical Urology 2025;18(3):98-107

A Role for IgE in Post-Orgasmic Illness Syndrome: Successful Omalizumab Treatment in Absence of Positive Skin Test to Self Semen

Clinical experience with post-orgasmic illness syndrome (POIS) patients-characteristics and possible treatment modality.

First assessment of the validity of the only diagnostic criteria for postorgasmic illness syndrome (POIS).

United Against POIS.

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