I’m fairly amazed that you would worry more about a nosebleed than going numb and deaf after an orgasm. Nosebleeds happen and usually mean nothing more than the inside of your nose is very dry. If you regularly had nosebleeds only when you had an orgasm, I would be concerned and would send you to see a doctor, but for a one time event, I think you can put this out of your mind. But if you regularly go numb and deaf after orgasms, that does sound worrisome. Numb is a very broad term, plus I’m not a medical doctor, so it’s impossible for me to comment. Deaf sounds serious, but is it for a few seconds or longer? If it’s a matter of a few seconds after a very strong orgasm, that might not be something to be concerned about. However if the numbness and deafness was something that lasted more than that, I’d go to see a doctor. It might be an indication of something more serious that should be checked out, though I don’t have a clue what that might be and am only suggesting you ask a doctor because I don’t want to say it’s nothing when I could be wrong.