Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Since I'm about to delve into more researching, I must mention that PSSD has many symptoms unrelated to each other. I think that loss of libido is the most prominent symptom there is and I should research it next for relief solution or reversal. Do you agree with that, or would you rather that I research a different symptom first?
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Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
I voted Blunted Affect simply because if i could cure 1 symptom it would be the inability to feel emotions (and pleasure) which affects every part of my life, whereas sexual dysfunction only affects parts of it.
Brief Symptoms:
PE - Anhedonia, less emotions - Test Atrophy - Numb body - Lowered libido = ED
24/7 tension, stress. Worse with lack of sleep, hungry, ill
"Pure-O"
Visual Snow Syndrome + DP/DR + Tinnitus
Insomnia, Fatigue
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PE - Anhedonia, less emotions - Test Atrophy - Numb body - Lowered libido = ED
24/7 tension, stress. Worse with lack of sleep, hungry, ill
"Pure-O"
Visual Snow Syndrome + DP/DR + Tinnitus
Insomnia, Fatigue
see intro for more
Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Honestly, I can live with a reduced libido but not with my cognitive dysfunction. Also anhedonia makes it hard for me to do day-to-day tasks.
Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Emotional numbness please!
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Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Any reason why genital numbness is grouped with shrinkage? I have the former but not the latter, as far as I can tell.
PSSD 3-2018, at28.
Effexor for 14 days total (PSSD on 3rd day).
Developed Ulcerative Colitis shortly thereafter.
PSSD start: intense tingling and penis went flaccid.
ED, numbness, little to no libido. Few weak morning woods.
Effexor for 14 days total (PSSD on 3rd day).
Developed Ulcerative Colitis shortly thereafter.
PSSD start: intense tingling and penis went flaccid.
ED, numbness, little to no libido. Few weak morning woods.
Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Physical changes of genital mechanical properties that can be felt/noticed. If you have one or the other, vote for it.Godfuckingdamnit wrote:Any reason why genital numbness is grouped with shrinkage? I have the former but not the latter, as far as I can tell.
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Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
No emotions/anhedonia is the real suicide fuel, the real life taker. I think that's the most urgent. I could wait longer for a cure if I at least in the meanwhile could enjoy a movie or get any other form of distraction. Now it's just the same nothingness torture all the time.
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How about cause?lol
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Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
I voted for orgasmic dysfunction, although I think the issue of numbness is more immediate and generally more frustrating (lack of or no orgasm is then just like "yeah, I knew that"). However I would assume that restoring (more or less) full orgasm would also (or somehow presuppose) the restoration of numbness.
However I don't equate numbness with shrinkage at all. They may impact each other but are not reducible to each other. In fact I would put shrinkage next to libido.
Libido is a serious issue, however I think with conventional means, and simply by waiting at least 4 days, one can generally induce some "horniness" or wish for sexual fulfillment. However what's always really frustrating then is lack of feeling. And I think that must come first, unless this is not an issue, in which case however I think it's a comparatively mild case.
But it seems to me that putting numbness next to shrinkage has influenced the decision a little bit... Although they are, as I said, not reducible to each other, on the contrary, shrinkage seems more related to libido, but probably deserves its own spot.
That aside: everyone has the means to try existing hypotheses: take Ashwaghanda to downregulate pre-synaptic 5-HT1a, and St.JW to upregulate post-synaptic 5-HT1a. Now why does nobody do anything? Be that as it may. (Ahahaha, I have tried it, I have some tentative "interesting" effects. Sensitivity MIGHT go up a bit, and I also get a more "silky" psychological feeling sometimes, as opposed to a "scratchiness" which is more often dominant in my brain. However, I have still OCD, aside from anything else, which tells me it's not perfectly right.)
However I don't equate numbness with shrinkage at all. They may impact each other but are not reducible to each other. In fact I would put shrinkage next to libido.
Libido is a serious issue, however I think with conventional means, and simply by waiting at least 4 days, one can generally induce some "horniness" or wish for sexual fulfillment. However what's always really frustrating then is lack of feeling. And I think that must come first, unless this is not an issue, in which case however I think it's a comparatively mild case.
But it seems to me that putting numbness next to shrinkage has influenced the decision a little bit... Although they are, as I said, not reducible to each other, on the contrary, shrinkage seems more related to libido, but probably deserves its own spot.
That aside: everyone has the means to try existing hypotheses: take Ashwaghanda to downregulate pre-synaptic 5-HT1a, and St.JW to upregulate post-synaptic 5-HT1a. Now why does nobody do anything? Be that as it may. (Ahahaha, I have tried it, I have some tentative "interesting" effects. Sensitivity MIGHT go up a bit, and I also get a more "silky" psychological feeling sometimes, as opposed to a "scratchiness" which is more often dominant in my brain. However, I have still OCD, aside from anything else, which tells me it's not perfectly right.)
Re: Which symptoms should I deeply research next? your input is needed
Going to go with libido here. When my libido is good, emotions tend to be significantly better as well.
Although, I pretty much have every symptom now - in severe form - as a result of this crash and consequential insomnia. INsomnia seems to be getting worse. Holy hell.
Although, I pretty much have every symptom now - in severe form - as a result of this crash and consequential insomnia. INsomnia seems to be getting worse. Holy hell.
Fluoxetine Jan. '16 - Aug. 16'. Low libido, weak erections, CNS dysfunction, anhedonia
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