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How to Manage Post-SSRI Antidepressant Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)
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<blockquote data-quote="sammmy" data-source="post: 238704" data-attributes="member: 38594"><p>It's sad how the SSRI clinical trials report only 5% sexual dysfunction, while the postmarketing studies all report above 50% ejaculatory dysfunction while taking SSRI. Pure example of "clinical trial honesty" when it is sponsored by manufacturer. The sexual side effects are the FIRST thing one notices, they were the reason I dropped antidepressants back in 2010. It is beyond me, how they "didn't notice them" in the "clinical trials".</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately the anti-depressants with no such effects do not work very well for depression.</p><p></p><p>I personally stopped antidepressants in 2010 due to delayed orgasm but then had a normal sex life after that and got delayed orgasm problem due to getting AIDS in 2013 - most probably the HIV virus attacking the nervous system. In my personal case I do not believe I have post SSRI sexual disfunction because there was a period of several years between the SSRI usage and AIDS in which my sexual function was normal.</p><p></p><p>While viagra works for ED, most of the "treatments" listed for orgasmic dysfunction had no effect on me. The studies of such treatments must have a placebo control and must separate erectile dysfunction from orgasmic dysfunction - these require different treatments so just lumping them as "sexual dysfunction" means they have no clue what they are attempting to treat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sammmy, post: 238704, member: 38594"] It's sad how the SSRI clinical trials report only 5% sexual dysfunction, while the postmarketing studies all report above 50% ejaculatory dysfunction while taking SSRI. Pure example of "clinical trial honesty" when it is sponsored by manufacturer. The sexual side effects are the FIRST thing one notices, they were the reason I dropped antidepressants back in 2010. It is beyond me, how they "didn't notice them" in the "clinical trials". Unfortunately the anti-depressants with no such effects do not work very well for depression. I personally stopped antidepressants in 2010 due to delayed orgasm but then had a normal sex life after that and got delayed orgasm problem due to getting AIDS in 2013 - most probably the HIV virus attacking the nervous system. In my personal case I do not believe I have post SSRI sexual disfunction because there was a period of several years between the SSRI usage and AIDS in which my sexual function was normal. While viagra works for ED, most of the "treatments" listed for orgasmic dysfunction had no effect on me. The studies of such treatments must have a placebo control and must separate erectile dysfunction from orgasmic dysfunction - these require different treatments so just lumping them as "sexual dysfunction" means they have no clue what they are attempting to treat. [/QUOTE]
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