NOISE police were called more than 100 times last year after complaints of overly loud lovemaking.
The riotous romps were so distressing in some cases that long-suffering neighbours were left with PTSD.
Data obtained by The Sun on Sunday shows Dudley, West Mids, was the capital for ear-splitting ecstasy — accounting for 20 of the 139 complaints to 29 local authorities last year.
However, the problem is likely much worse nationwide as most councils do not separate sex noise complaints from those about shouting or parties.
Southampton, second on the list, had one case in which a whole street was kept awake by a couple deliberately leaving the windows open.
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Another in the Hampshire city saw a neighbour complain: “The constant sex noise is driving me insane. It gives me PTSD from childhood trauma. It has been going on for months now. Please help.”
Councils have the power to order residents to quieten if the noise is recurring and excessive.
Those failing to do so face fines of over £100.
