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#1 2005-03-02 22:40:39

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Permanent or Persistent sexual side effects from SSRIs

Hi,

I would like to invite you to join a new Yahoo discussion group focused on the sexual side effects of SSRIs and antidotes to these effects.

In particular, it appears that for some people the sexual side effects of SSRIs do not go away immediately after quitting the drugs, and can last for considerable time afterwards. We would like to discover the reason for this persistent sexual dysfunction and find a cure.

Here is the link:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ssrisex/

Best regards,

Vornan

 

#2 2005-06-11 06:12:31

kary
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From: new zealand
Registered: 2005-06-01
Posts: 3

Re: Permanent or Persistent sexual side effects from SSRIs

I had trouble joining the site, but I am a prozac survivor, I suffered vicious side affects for 5 years after stopping it.  I have complained to Eli Lily Sydney, and the MD wrote back, he doesn't accept Prozac could make me suicidal.  The makers are responsible for untold torture and deaths of adults and children who are given these mind altering drugs so easily.  What has made my sexual function better than ever before Prozac is Vitamin b3, Inositol.  It synthesizes sex hormones and it really helped me.  It is taken with a good multi-vitamin to work best and it's also excellent for depression, panic, OCC, anxiety. 

Hope this helps.

Kary

I am a Prozac Survivor.

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