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Re: Sexual side effects?? Re: Celexa and side effe

Posted by Toryalai on June 11, 2001, at 17:15:40

In reply to Re: Sexual side effects?? Re: Celexa and side effects?, posted by Cindy W on December 29, 1999, at 10:46:24

Dear Cindy - my lover has recently stated using Celexa and her sudden sexual disinterest in me is shocking (I'm a good catch and skilled lover:-) ! ). I also have not found any professional references to sex drive side effects in women, but cannot ignore the correlation that I am observing. She, however, does not seem to be conscious of this change, or at least, willing to discuss it. Although her sex drive in quasi inexistant, when aroused, after no more than two minutes of foreplay, she is saturated and pleasure becomes an irritant. Is this familar in any way? Do you also experience severe mood swings when you are not completely punctual with your meds (3-4 hr delay)? I hope that you find a solution to own troubles, and that your use of this medication is transitory. All the best, Toryalai

> > hi, i'm 21 and in college... i just started taking celexa last week after a battery of other anti-depressants. i read the stats for sexual side effects in men (6% problems with ejaculation, 3% impotence) but i can't find any for women. i already have 'problems' having an orgasm -- something i am starting to think really contributes to my depression at times, and my main concern is whether i will be experiencing sexual side effects from celexa.
> > it really pisses me off that there isn't some drug yet that doesn't interfere with your sex drive. Basically, i'm looking for some advice from other women. Thanks.
>
> Rachel, I've tried Prozac, Serzone, Luvox, Zoloft, and now Effexor. I had trouble with desire, arousal, and reaching orgasm with Prozac, Luvox, and Zoloft, but no problem with Serzone and none (so far!) with Effexor. The SSRI's are infamous for sexual dysfunction. Serzone and Effexor are newer non SSRI type antidepressants. Hope this helps.--Cindy W


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