New...wrecking marriage

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm fairly new. My story is this. I was on Zoloft for about 2 years

on an off starting when I was 18. While I was on it I was unable to

orgasm and had no libido. I could not take it for the weekend if my

boyfriend was coming and would be a nympho. Since that time I've had

very little libido. It will occasionally show up, in two cases at the

right time for me to have a baby, but I can honestly say I sometimes

go over 6 months without sex. When we do try, I'm miserable...it's

uncomfortable and turns my stomach.

I love my husband dearly and he has been so patient, but it is really

starting to cause a strain. I'm trying Ginko right now, had tried

Iodine for a while(my naturalpath thought my thyroid might be wacky)

but no results.

How do I keep him invested with me? Just finding this group has made

me feel better... now if I could actually be better. and for the

record I'm White all the way, and am probably more of a morning person.

[Guest guest]

if you had a thyroid test that only took it consideration thyroid

stimulating hormone (tsh) you still could be borderline hyper or hypo.

this test doesn't take into consideration the conversion into the

active t3 form of thyroid.

drug company's will exploit this testing discrepancy to push

psychiatric drugs onto people.

border line discrepancy's are difficult to detect and they can be

just over or just under depending on what time of day you had the

test.

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> Hi all,

> I'm fairly new. My story is this. I was on Zoloft for about 2

years

> on an off starting when I was 18. While I was on it I was unable

to

> orgasm and had no libido. I could not take it for the weekend if

my

> boyfriend was coming and would be a nympho. Since that time I've

had

> very little libido. It will occasionally show up, in two cases at

the

> right time for me to have a baby, but I can honestly say I

sometimes

> go over 6 months without sex. When we do try, I'm miserable...it's

> uncomfortable and turns my stomach.

>

> I love my husband dearly and he has been so patient, but it is

really

> starting to cause a strain. I'm trying Ginko right now, had tried

> Iodine for a while(my naturalpath thought my thyroid might be

wacky)

> but no results.

>

> How do I keep him invested with me? Just finding this group has

made

> me feel better... now if I could actually be better. and for the

> record I'm White all the way, and am probably more of a morning

person.

>