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Is there a word for "simultaneously experiencing a seizure and an erection"?
Yes. That word is "seizure".
http://epilepsysupport.ca/seizure-education/about/seizure-types
Autonomic seizure ... A few people may experience sexual arousal, penile erection, and orgasm.
Unless you'd prefer a death erection?
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Is there a word for "simultaneously experiencing a seizure and an erection"?
Yes. That word is "seizure".
http://epilepsysupport.ca/seizure-education/about/seizure-types
Unless you'd prefer a death erection?