Guest guest Posted May 30, 2004 Report Share Posted May 30, 2004 My husband has been on Zoloft for 10 years. We are recently married and the sexual side effects are really hampering the more intimate parts of our married life. He's expressed to me that sex isn't satisfying or interesting to him. It is simply work. It wasn't what he expected it to be. He thought perhaps it had to do with the Zoloft. When he mentioned this to his Doctor, it was suggested that they take him off of it for 6 months before trying something new. This has me a little freaked out because I've known him for 14 years. I understand his depression. I saw it long before he was ever put on anti- depressants. ALSO, my younger sister was placed on Zoloft for a few shorts months this past winter. She went to her doctor complaining of sleeping problems and was somehow put on Zoloft. While she was on it she said her thoughts and dreams were strange and life just seemed surreal. And it never helped her with her sleeping troubles. So she decided she wanted nothing more to do with the drug and upon discontinuing it she became very ill. She ended up having to go back on Zoloft to ween off it slower. It has now been more than 2 months since she last had a pill and she is still suffering some strange after effects. So, what do I do with my husband? He told the doctor to forget it for the time being while we look into it a little more. That is when I found this group. I thought perhaps this is a good place to seek advice and alternatives and support. I have referred my sister to this group and told my husband about it last night. As much as this hampers our sex life, I don't want him hurt by screwing around with medications. At the same time, I hurt that he finds no enjoyment in me, that I am unable to satisfy him, and that he doesn't want to be with me like I do him. We've been married for 36 days now. Do I have to accept that my honeymoon is already over? We're only 28… Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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