A forum dedicated to collaborative research into PSSD (Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction).
https://www.pssdforum.org/
Trazodone can give a prolonged erection in rare cases, that is something that would be unlikely to happen with an SSRI, and it is a common second option that doctors select after SSRIs.
This doctor was not much tolerant listening to you telling your experiences of worsening after one pill of sjw/trazo/ etc...
Did they have genital anesthesia? How did you manage to find and know so many PSSD sufferers just because they were your therapist's patients?Leb89 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 1:53 pm The three people were former patients of my actual therapist. They all took SSRIs. I don’t know the exact drugs. But they all had the typical symptoms of anhedonia, libido loss and ED. They were all male. They recovered completely within 3, 6 and 12 months. They all took supplements and cialis in the beginning. But it didn’t help, so they decided to wait. The first two recovered gradually. The third one who was the worst case recovered over night. He just woke up and the libido was switched on again. I know you may argument that they probably didn’t even have „real“ PSSD. I don’t know how they reacted to drugs and alcohol or else, but I know that their symptoms have resolved completely. I hope this story maybe can let someone see a little light. Stay strong guys!
I didn’t search for it. These three stories were told to me by my therapist. So I heard about them by coincidence. I can do nothing else but trust him. I guess they had genital anesthesia as my therapist told me they all had the same symptoms like me.frhfu398hhf9hf3hf8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 2:09 amDid they have genital anesthesia? How did you manage to find and know so many PSSD sufferers just because they were your therapist's patients?Leb89 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 1:53 pm The three people were former patients of my actual therapist. They all took SSRIs. I don’t know the exact drugs. But they all had the typical symptoms of anhedonia, libido loss and ED. They were all male. They recovered completely within 3, 6 and 12 months. They all took supplements and cialis in the beginning. But it didn’t help, so they decided to wait. The first two recovered gradually. The third one who was the worst case recovered over night. He just woke up and the libido was switched on again. I know you may argument that they probably didn’t even have „real“ PSSD. I don’t know how they reacted to drugs and alcohol or else, but I know that their symptoms have resolved completely. I hope this story maybe can let someone see a little light. Stay strong guys!
Can you make your therapist to ask them 3 to get in contact with you?Leb89 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:29 amI didn’t search for it. These three stories were told to me by my therapist. So I heard about them by coincidence. I can do nothing else but trust him. I guess they had genital anesthesia as my therapist told me they all had the same symptoms like me.frhfu398hhf9hf3hf8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 2:09 amDid they have genital anesthesia? How did you manage to find and know so many PSSD sufferers just because they were your therapist's patients?Leb89 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 1:53 pm The three people were former patients of my actual therapist. They all took SSRIs. I don’t know the exact drugs. But they all had the typical symptoms of anhedonia, libido loss and ED. They were all male. They recovered completely within 3, 6 and 12 months. They all took supplements and cialis in the beginning. But it didn’t help, so they decided to wait. The first two recovered gradually. The third one who was the worst case recovered over night. He just woke up and the libido was switched on again. I know you may argument that they probably didn’t even have „real“ PSSD. I don’t know how they reacted to drugs and alcohol or else, but I know that their symptoms have resolved completely. I hope this story maybe can let someone see a little light. Stay strong guys!
I will ask him, I see him in two weeks. Good idea, I thought about that when he told me the stories, but never asked. If contact is possible, I will ask them in detail what they did, which symptoms etc.CN9 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 11:10 amCan you make your therapist to ask them 3 to get in contact with you?Leb89 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:29 amI didn’t search for it. These three stories were told to me by my therapist. So I heard about them by coincidence. I can do nothing else but trust him. I guess they had genital anesthesia as my therapist told me they all had the same symptoms like me.frhfu398hhf9hf3hf8 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 2:09 am
Did they have genital anesthesia? How did you manage to find and know so many PSSD sufferers just because they were your therapist's patients?
Yes, unfortunately he doesn’t have the contacts any more.