Re: several sexual side effects

[Guest guest]

I varies from person to person. For some people the injury can take

months or years to surface. For me the injury was immediate.

Medical workers will only lie when complaints are made.

These drugs are also proven to ruin concentration and lower IQ.

If you want your son to be healthy and do well inn school, it would be

best for him to stop taking psychiatric drugs.

>

> Hi, I am new here. I am visiting this page with the aim to receive

information about SSRI

> different negative sex side effects. Our son 19 y.o. student , was

recently prescribed Zoloft.

> We have read about side effects and I would like to know how

severe are the sexual side

> effects ? In other words I would like to receive your classification

of different SSRi with regard

> to side effects, which of SSRI is the worst (the most negative )

regarding :

> 1/impossibility to ejaculate,

> 2/ difficulty having orgasm or absence of orgasm

> 3/ decreased sex drive, libido or even - impotence

> 4/ how long take PSSD

> Thank you for your opinions.

> Andy

>

[Guest guest]

These SSRIs affect people in different ways. Never suddenly stop

taking an SSRI. It must be tapered off slowly over a period of

several months under a doctor's supervision. There are natural

supplements that can be taken as an alternative to SSRIs which do not

cause bad side-effects.

http://www.smart-publications.com/depression/5htp.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSSD

http://www.antidepressantsfacts.com/

>

> Hi, I am new here. I am visiting this page with the aim to receive

information about SSRI

> different negative sex side effects. Our son 19 y.o. student , was

recently prescribed Zoloft.

> We have read about side effects and I would like to know how

severe are the sexual side

> effects ? In other words I would like to receive your

classification of different SSRi with regard

> to side effects, which of SSRI is the worst (the most negative )

regarding :

> 1/impossibility to ejaculate,

> 2/ difficulty having orgasm or absence of orgasm

> 3/ decreased sex drive, libido or even - impotence

> 4/ how long take PSSD

> Thank you for your opinions.

> Andy

>

[Guest guest]

If I were you, I would work with alternative means to help your son.

Supplements...especially fish oil...Omega 3 fatty acids are known to help the

brain. Tryptophan ....lots of other stuff.

Also, there might be a legitimate reason he is depressed. Whether it is not

getting the proper diet and supplements or if there is a problem in his life

that needs to be addressed.

Try eating non-processed, natural foods.

Cut out anything with added chemicals....diet soda pop...etcs.

None of the antidepressants have ever been proven successful...there is no

science to it.

Ask the doctor to do a scientific test to determine which chemicals your son is

lacking....he won't be able to.

If you want more information on alternative ways I can point you to some

information.

I wouldn't risk your son's future.

And be careful...taper off of a person can get sick.

Naturalgal

> Re: several sexual side effects

> Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2008 10:23:18 -0000

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>

> These SSRIs affect people in different ways. Never suddenly stop

> taking an SSRI. It must be tapered off slowly over a period of

> several months under a doctor's supervision. There are natural

> supplements that can be taken as an alternative to SSRIs which do not

> cause bad side-effects.

>

> http://www.smart-publications.com/depression/5htp.php

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSSD

>

> http://www.antidepressantsfacts.com/

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Hi, I am new here. I am visiting this page with the aim to receive

> information about SSRI

> > different negative sex side effects. Our son 19 y.o. student , was

> recently prescribed Zoloft.

> > We have read about side effects and I would like to know how

> severe are the sexual side

> > effects ? In other words I would like to receive your

> classification of different SSRi with regard

> > to side effects, which of SSRI is the worst (the most negative )

> regarding :

> > 1/impossibility to ejaculate,

> > 2/ difficulty having orgasm or absence of orgasm

> > 3/ decreased sex drive, libido or even - impotence

> > 4/ how long take PSSD

> > Thank you for your opinions.

> > Andy

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi survivor,

thank you for your recommendation, it is interesting to hear it because as u say

doctor

used to lie. The problems started recently ie when he finished this school year

we moved

to another location. He is going to start university his year so when we moved

he had

complete physical with new doc. The doc recommended him to undergo small

operation,

which he did. But then started to have problems , he was frustrated by the

result. So then

he was prescribed SSRI. Our son doesnot want to talk about it much. He started

to take

medicine two weeks ago and doc say he has to adjust and it takes some

time...Also the

doc tells him it would help overcome his frustration and help him study. So i do

not know

if quit or swith for another one. I personaly do not like the idea to drug young

people.

>

> I varies from person to person. For some people the injury can take

> months or years to surface. For me the injury was immediate.

> Medical workers will only lie when complaints are made.

> These drugs are also proven to ruin concentration and lower IQ.

> If you want your son to be healthy and do well inn school, it would be

> best for him to stop taking psychiatric drugs.

[Guest guest]

Although I don't have very specific information on this case, here are

my first thoughts on this. These views come from my personal

experience and research into these issues. Some responses are in

question format. They are not meant to sound patronizing, these are

just for critical thought to help demystify the medical mumbo jumbo

that you've no doubt been bombarded by.

" The problems started recently ie when he finished this school year we

moved to another location. "

And what was the problem? Some anxiety about moving? Depressed about

not being able to see his friends? (normal stuff) If that is the case,

then there is no medical necessity to take drugs.

" The doc recommended him to undergo small operation,

which he did. But then started to have problems , he was frustrated by

the result. "

Expectations of good results that turn out to be bad results normally

make people frustrated. Whatever operation he had, even a small one,

can alter a persons hormonal system and cause depression like

symptoms, or the anesthetic is known to cause depression.

" So then he was prescribed SSRI. "

This highly profitable, mind altering drug was prescribed as the

result of surgery gone bad? This sounds very suspect so far...

" Our son does not want to talk about it much. "

There could be several reasons for this. One reason is that medical

workers take away hope, by telling people the lie that there is a

chemical imbalance in their brains that requires this drug being

consumed for life. It's a life sentence based on a lie.

Depression is a feeling of hopelessness, and these doctors are trained

to take hope away. It's the biggest scam in the world today.

Your son needs acknowledgment, love and hope. That is the cure, not

toxic drugs. And he should get all his hormone levels tested, and post

those numbers to the group here.

" He started to take medicine two weeks ago and doc say he has to

adjust and it takes some time... "

I was victimized by this very same lie. The truth, from scientific

research documented, proves these drugs have an immediate and radical

effect in the brain (tested on rats), causing a chemical imbalance

within the hour. This was found through legitimate science. And the

doctor says that it takes time, because time will make him addicted,

and possibly a permanent customer $ for the doctor and the pharma co.

" Also the doc tells him it would help overcome his frustration and

help him study. "

Frustration is not a disease, and it can't be " cured " by toxic drugs,

or radiation, or surgery. Frustration needs to be resolved by

understanding and hope.

" So i do not know if quit or swith for another one. "

All psychiatric drugs are very dangerous, and one SSRI will cause the

same problems as another SSRI. Same poison, different label.

IMO, it's better not to take drugs, if there is a better solution.

Actually, it's more than an opinion. I've read medical books, some

from Harvard at the local library, and they all say that these drugs

are only to be used as a last resort. In todays Orwellian world,

that's not what's happening. Prudence and the Hippocratic oath is

largely abandoned. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocratic_Oath

Most have sworn an oath ($) to the pharma drug cartel.

" I personaly do not like the idea to drug young people. "

Drugging young people is a bad idea. And it's also a bad idea to be

drugging any person for " disorders " that were never proven to exist.

(Psychiatric diagnosis is invented by voting, real disease is

discovered.) Also, there are no long term study's done to show the

long term effects of these drugs. Therefore, those effects are unknown

to the medical profession. When the doctor says that the side effects

go away in time, it is simply a lie. I have personally heard this lie

both on the drug and off the drug. Meanwhile, the data simply doesn't

exist to support what the doctors say.

IMO, right now is a crucial time to explore all possible treatment

options for what the " problem " is. That could be talk therapy (no

toxic damage from that), or it could be healthy diet and exercise, or

supplements, or even acupuncture, or a chiropractor. Healthy body -

healthy mind. Also the stress of experiencing life changes and surgery

can cause bodily and emotional havoc in all sorts of ways. Creating a

low stress lifestyle is very important. There could be some doctors

nearby wherever you live that specialize health using these same concepts.

You may be interested in this.

http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/

> >

> > I varies from person to person. For some people the injury can take

> > months or years to surface. For me the injury was immediate.

> > Medical workers will only lie when complaints are made.

> > These drugs are also proven to ruin concentration and lower IQ.

> > If you want your son to be healthy and do well inn school, it would be

> > best for him to stop taking psychiatric drugs.

>

[Guest guest]

P.S. I am not a doctor and don't actually give medical recommendation.

We share suggestions, knowledge, experience, strength, and hope, for

the day a brighter future for me and my fellow PSSD survivors will come.

> >

> > I varies from person to person. For some people the injury can take

> > months or years to surface. For me the injury was immediate.

> > Medical workers will only lie when complaints are made.

> > These drugs are also proven to ruin concentration and lower IQ.

> > If you want your son to be healthy and do well inn school, it would be

> > best for him to stop taking psychiatric drugs.

>