I read symptoms can improve or worsen just after stopping SSRI, until some stabilization (before potential long-term improvement) in case of PSSD, but I didn't find any statistics on this early evolution. It could be interesting to understand. Please comment if you think I should rephrase questions ...

If refractory period is "Time before being able to have an orgasm" : same (and very quick). But silent orgasm...

No desire to eat them.
Little less pleasure.

HereToHeal wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 10:54 am There is a study on that:

https://academic.oup.com/ijnp/article/12/8/1045/677907

This study on rats is 11 years old and seems promising. Was there any development on human beings?

Hello everyone, Thanks for this forum, very helpful. I am born in 1979, my story: I suffered from depression at the beginning of 2019 and took Escitalopram, 10mg/day. The only side effect was difficulty to have orgasms. Switched to fluoxetine in May, with less libido and some ED. I stopped in Septem...