A woman suffers from uncontrollable orgasms while driving through potholes | Chronic

A woman, whose bads are caused by small things such as bumps and turbulence of planes, says that this disease has ruined her life.

The mother, identified as Married, 61, suffers from PGAD (Persistent Genital Motility Disorder), which affects about 1% of the global female population.

This disease prevents it from avoiding the climax when it is far from home, even if it has no badual desire. "Mostly, I feel like sitting in an ant nest"said the Glasgow native in Scotland.

"There are times when it tickles all day, but then something triggers it and it's a complete bad." Driving in the potholes, the turbulence of the plane, the escalators, the vibrations of the violin, I do not know how many women could say that they attended a concert of Shania Twain and she gave them an bad, " Maria said.

"A friend of mine told me that I would become lonely". The widow, from East Dunbartonshire, tried pelvic floor physiotherapy and steroid injections directly into her clitoris, but no treatment was effective.

The Septuagenaria asked to be sent abroad to be treated, but despite the efforts of his parliamentarian Jo Swinson, the application was rejected by the NHS Greater Glasgow and the Clyde Health Board.