Orgasm is a feeling of supreme pleasure during intercourse, intercourse and masturbation. The truth is that there are countless other, stranger ways by which it can be reached. And here are some of them. Medications for Parkinson’s disease Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the nervous system that causes tremors in the hands and also stiffness in the arms and legs. The disease becomes unbearable for a 42-year-old woman. After 10 days of taking the drug rasagiline, symptoms are expected to decrease. It turns out that, in addition to the expected relief of symptoms, the drug also increases her libido, as a result of which she begins to experience spontaneous orgasms three to five times a day. Their duration is from 5 to 20 seconds. According to doctors, orgasms are the result of excessive levels of dopamine in the brain. Dopamine is a pleasure neurotransmitter. NEWS_MORE_BOX Stimulation of the feet Although it happens rarely, it is a fact. A 55-year-old woman reports experiencing up to six orgasms a day, all of which “come” from her feet. She doesn’t even need to experience any sexual arousal to reach orgasm. It starts in the foot, “creeps” behind the knee and ends in the vagina. Although pictures from her MRI brain scan showed no abnormalities, through another type of test, researchers found that the nerves between her left and right legs were different.