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Objective Evidence for PSSD - Sexual Dysfunction
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<blockquote data-quote="sammmy" data-source="post: 269315" data-attributes="member: 38594"><p>The whole theory of Dr Goldstein doesn't hold water, as usual in "sexual medicine". At least at the end of the video he makes difference between ED and orgasm/sensitivity problems and even stated the sensitivity problems are often linked to slipped disk in the lower back pressing on the nerves, which improves after spine surgery. This is the only benefit I got from this video and here is an article about it:</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article/20/2/210/6985898[/URL]</p><p></p><p>He seems to slap the label of PSSD on everything, especially on ED problems, apparently unaware that SSRI cause mainly orgasmic and libido problems, not ED. Moreover, he explained that penis sensitivity problems are often due to pressed nerves on the lower back, which eliminates a large group of people with persistent orgasmic problems out of the PSSD diagnosis. Then comes his pseudo scientific theory that SSRI cause erectile problems by damaging the penis blood vessels by "oxygen radicals". If that was the case, the damage should be in all blood vessels, not only in the penis i.e. his patients should have a vascular disease like diabetics, for example varicose veins, but he doesn't report that. That is inconsistent and shows his theory is just speculations, not real science.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sammmy, post: 269315, member: 38594"] The whole theory of Dr Goldstein doesn't hold water, as usual in "sexual medicine". At least at the end of the video he makes difference between ED and orgasm/sensitivity problems and even stated the sensitivity problems are often linked to slipped disk in the lower back pressing on the nerves, which improves after spine surgery. This is the only benefit I got from this video and here is an article about it: [URL unfurl="true"]https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article/20/2/210/6985898[/URL] He seems to slap the label of PSSD on everything, especially on ED problems, apparently unaware that SSRI cause mainly orgasmic and libido problems, not ED. Moreover, he explained that penis sensitivity problems are often due to pressed nerves on the lower back, which eliminates a large group of people with persistent orgasmic problems out of the PSSD diagnosis. Then comes his pseudo scientific theory that SSRI cause erectile problems by damaging the penis blood vessels by "oxygen radicals". If that was the case, the damage should be in all blood vessels, not only in the penis i.e. his patients should have a vascular disease like diabetics, for example varicose veins, but he doesn't report that. That is inconsistent and shows his theory is just speculations, not real science. [/QUOTE]
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