Re: Need Help With What Information To Give To Doctors

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have been reading the information on this web site for a few weeks

now and have found it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming. There

are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I have a

series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my

counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist, the

second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an

endocrinologist.

Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who had

PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications cannot

cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD exists

and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever can

help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What would

be some good medications to start out with. What kind of bloodwork

needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies that I

should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my limited time

with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be helpful!

[Guest guest]

Best way to prove it exists is to print out these two papers and show them:

http://tinyurl.com/m5862

http://tinyurl.com/ngxgk

Also, print a copy of the home page of this group, and the Wikipedia article.

For more info check the FAQs here:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SSRIsex/database?method=reportRows & tbl=1

Vornan

>> Hello,> > I have been reading the information on this web site for a few weeks > now and have found it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming. There > are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I have a > series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my > counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist, the > second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an > endocrinologist.> > Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who had > PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications cannot > cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD exists > and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever can > help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What would > be some good medications to start out with. What kind of bloodwork > needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies that I > should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my limited time > with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be helpful!>

[Guest guest]

Vornan,

Thank you for your reply. I will show them the materials you

mentioned. I tried to access the URLs you gave me, but both of them

come up with a page not found. Are these correct? Do you have the

URLs that these expand to once the tinyurl redirects?

Thanks!

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > I have been reading the information on this web site for a few

weeks

> > now and have found it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming.

There

> > are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I

have a

> > series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my

> > counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist, the

> > second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an

> > endocrinologist.

> >

> > Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who

had

> > PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications cannot

> > cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD

exists

> > and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever can

> > help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What

would

> > be some good medications to start out with. What kind of

bloodwork

> > needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies

that I

> > should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my limited

time

> > with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be

helpful!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

The file s are pdf.s Do you have Adobe Acrobat?

If this is not the problem, make sure that you are logged in to the

SSRIsex website when you try to open them.

- In SSRIsex , " Kurt Angle " wrote:

>

> Vornan,

>

> Thank you for your reply. I will show them the materials you

> mentioned. I tried to access the URLs you gave me, but both of

them

> come up with a page not found. Are these correct? Do you have

the

> URLs that these expand to once the tinyurl redirects?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > >

> > > I have been reading the information on this web site for a few

> weeks

> > > now and have found it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming.

> There

> > > are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I

> have a

> > > series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my

> > > counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist,

the

> > > second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an

> > > endocrinologist.

> > >

> > > Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who

> had

> > > PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications

cannot

> > > cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD

> exists

> > > and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever

can

> > > help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What

> would

> > > be some good medications to start out with. What kind of

> bloodwork

> > > needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies

> that I

> > > should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my

limited

> time

> > > with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be

> helpful!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Vornan, Did as you said, but still page can't be found was displayed."Vornan-19 (moderator)" wrote: The file s are pdf.s Do you have Adobe Acrobat?If this is not the problem, make sure that you are logged in to the SSRIsex website when you try to open them.- In SSRIsex , "Kurt Angle" wrote:>> Vornan,> > Thank you for your reply. I

will show them the materials you > mentioned. I tried to access the URLs you gave me, but both of them > come up with a page not found. Are these correct? Do you have the > URLs that these expand to once the tinyurl redirects?> > Thanks!> > > > >> > > Hello,> > >> > > I have been reading the information on this web site for a few > weeks> > > now and have found

it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming. > There> > > are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I > have a> > > series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my> > > counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist, the> > > second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an> > > endocrinologist.> > >> > > Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who > had> > > PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications cannot> > > cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD > exists> > > and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever can> > > help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What > would> > > be some good medications to start out with. What kind of

> bloodwork> > > needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies > that I> > > should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my limited > time> > > with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be > helpful!> > >> >>

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[Guest guest]

Not sure why the links don't work, they work for me. Here are the full links. If you still can't open them, the two papers can be found in the Files Section.

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/YGfzRFKIyCd4qA38jHiLooZOKQ2KAjETk2hd4S5Mdl5M-13ilgJITXhUodrCP04OYFIZtHHfP1m6tNi9yyvz-A/Persistent%20sexual%20side%20effects%20after%20quitting%20SSRIs.pdf

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/cHXzRHbyLCYU2ZNh-397JnGcz5akxuR7A572792ncCiLOT7loCB76ijNF5yDHB_7A5uPjcBXpRD2uthUAk-WDQ/Bolton%20et%20al..pdf

> > > >> > > > Hello,> > > >> > > > I have been reading the information on this web site for a few > > weeks> > > > now and have found it to be useful, but somewhat overwhelming. > > There> > > > are over 5000 messages and obviously I cannot read them all. I > > have a> > > > series of doctor appointments coming up. The first is with my> > > > counselor who is able to pass information to a sex therapist, > the> > > > second is with my psychiatrist and the third is with an> > > > endocrinologist.> > > >> > > > Before finding this web site, I thought I was the only one who > > had> > > > PSSD. Every doctor I've seen tells me that the medications > cannot> > > > cause permanent damage. Now I want to prove to them that PSSD > > exists> > > > and hope that they will research it more. I am asking whoever > can> > > > help to please tell me what I should tell these doctors. What > > would> > > > be some good medications to start out with. What kind of > > bloodwork> > > > needs to be done? Are there any type of alternative therapies > > that I> > > > should tell them about? I need to get the most out of my > limited > > time> > > > with these doctors. Any suggestion that anyone has would be > > helpful!> > > >> > >> >> > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.>

[Guest guest]

I couldnt get the links to work either but i just read the PSSD from

setraline case from the file link.That comic -book explaination theyve

given for the patients persistent sexual dysfunction beggars belief.

The idea that people who are supposed to be helping other people with

their minds are capable of coming up with something like that just

makes me glad i didnt waste my time going to a psychiatrist over any of

this even when my doctor wanted me to and have some other rediculous

theory put together to explain PSSD.