Introduction
Primary headache disorders associated with sexual activity (HAS) was formerly known as benign sexual/intercourse headache or orgasmic cephalalgia (1). It is frequently localized at occipital area, upper neck or spread as diffuse and triggered by sexual activity. It starts as dull at the beginning but as the sexual excitement rises, convertsto its most intense format the occurence of orgasm (1,2). Even though it is benign, it can be a symptom of an underlying process on intracranial pathologies therefore neurovascular imaging should be performed for differential diagnosis (2-4).
The patients may find challenging to express the symptoms at onset due to the embarrassment. Once the diagnosis is completed it is treatable, the prognosis is good and the patients should be informed about the process. In an effort to increase awareness among specialists, we herein present the demographic and clinical data of our patients.