counteract sexual dysfunction caused by SSRIs (Prozac, etc)

March 2000

Lots of approaches are now being tried to counteract sexual dysfunction caused by SSRIs (Prozac, etc).

The most common complaints are reduced libido...delayed ejaculation...and delayed or absent orgasm.

Some patients improve with a lower dose of the SSRI.

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