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Is FSM a treatment for Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)?

January 18, 2016 70 Comments

Frequency Specific Microcurrent

Editorial note: Towards the end of 2015, we launched a new Complex Withdrawal section dedicated to exploring protracted withdrawal and Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD). We presented a new hypothesis about the underlying physiology of withdrawal and persisting side effects, and we asked for others to help explore and research the issues. Someone who has been doing exactly … [Read more...] about Is FSM a treatment for Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)?

Tracking Down the Cause of Withdrawal and PSSD

October 13, 2015 29 Comments

TRP Channels

Editorial Note: Between now and the end of the year, RxISK will have a major revamp. Among the first new features will be a Complex Withdrawal and PSSD research section. The philosophy behind this is that no-one knows what Protracted Withdrawal Syndromes and PSSD actually are and it's more difficult to find an answer if we don't know. Both are conditions that cannot be found in … [Read more...] about Tracking Down the Cause of Withdrawal and PSSD

His Chemicals, My Imbalance: A Story about Love

February 24, 2015 13 Comments

Libido

Editorial Note: This is a post by the partner of someone going through the persistent sexual dysfunction that isotretinoin can cause. It could be caused by an SSRI or it could be caused by finasteride. It could be a man supporting a woman, or a woman supporting a woman or any partnership. In June 2013 I met the love of my life, although I didn’t know it at the time. We were … [Read more...] about His Chemicals, My Imbalance: A Story about Love

The Mysteries of Love

January 5, 2015 24 Comments

Adam and Eve on Prozac

RxISK has had twenty-two stories and features on sex and drugs over the last two years - more than on any other topic. While we have a Sex Zone on the RxISK front page because we thought the topic might be of some interest, we didn't expect sex to take over quite like this. There are a few reasons sex may be so hot. Mysterious effects First a great deal of what is … [Read more...] about The Mysteries of Love

Pink Viagra or Pink Elephant?

December 1, 2014 3 Comments

Libido pills

On October 27 – 28 the FDA held a “Patient Focused Drug Development Meeting” on the issue of Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD). It’s one of about of a dozen such meetings they’re hosting over the next two years in what’s billed as an effort to be more responsive to patients. Most will focus on conditions that are life-threatening (sickle-cell anemia, Parkinson’s, breast cancer) … [Read more...] about Pink Viagra or Pink Elephant?

Rethink at Rethink?

November 26, 2014 10 Comments

Rethink Mental Illness

Editorial Note: This post from James Bennett of RxISK's team explores the increasingly problematic area of sexual functioning on antidepressants and other drugs. The efforts to take down the Wikipedia page on Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) suggest that the sexual side effects of antidepressants worry industry more than anything else. Why this should be is something that … [Read more...] about Rethink at Rethink?

Asexuality: A Curious Parallel

October 28, 2014 72 Comments

Couple

Editorial Note: This post is by James Bennett who is organizing RxISK research on PSSD. In the last two decades there has been an explosion in the number of children being prescribed a range of drugs including antidepressants, antipsychotics and stimulants. There is also a dramatic increase in the number of children exposed to these drugs, especially antidepressants, before … [Read more...] about Asexuality: A Curious Parallel

Femininity and Drugs?

September 30, 2014 7 Comments

Orgasm Inc.

Just as the concepts of Recovery, Citizen Scientists and pretty well everything else can be captured by pharmaceutical industry, so also feminism and claims of sexism are now being hijacked by industry as marketing tools. FDA are accused of being sexist in not licensing a ‘female Viagra’. This claim is being used to mobilize pressure on them to license a pharmaceutical … [Read more...] about Femininity and Drugs?

A PSSD Story

July 15, 2014 8 Comments

Sexual dysfunction

Editorial Note: This is the fourth of five posts running over two weeks, about Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD). The first was Wikipedia Editor inserts Foot in Mouth, followed by 120 cases of PSSD, and Recovering from PSSD. I first took citalopram in November 2007, at the age of 22. I had quite bad OCD and because there was a long wait to try CBT, I was persuaded to try … [Read more...] about A PSSD Story

Recovering from PSSD

July 11, 2014 79 Comments

Hope and despair

Some weeks ago, a number of people linked to Paxil Progress got in touch. They were concerned that RxISK was putting out a message that there was no recovery from Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) and that if people got this message they might go on to commit suicide. This post tackles the issue of recovery, first by offering an account of recovery, followed by a comment and … [Read more...] about Recovering from PSSD

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