MY girlfriend is currently taking anti-deppressan... since then she has had difficulty achieving an orgasm?

Question

MY girlfriend is currently taking anti-deppressan... since then she has had difficulty achieving an orgasm?
I cant hyelp but think thers is something wrong with me or us she swearss its not us its the medicine , is this normal and what is the best thing to do???

Like having relax with some alcohol perhaps,,I would try anything at this point as it hurts me inside that I no longer make her orgasm

Answer 1

uh it's gonna take longer it's a side effect of the meds.

Answer 2

General side effects of depression medication
Some of the various side effects from the different antidepressants are:

Dry mouth

Urinary retention

Blurred vision

Constipation
Sedation (can interfere with driving or operating machinery)

Sleep disruption

Weight gain

Headache

Nausea

Gastrointestinal disturbance/diarrhea

Abdominal pain

Inability to achieve an erection

Inability to achieve an orgasm (men and women)

Loss of libido

Agitation

Anxiety

your girlfriend could go and see the doctor who prescribed her anti depressant and maybe try something different, sometimes side effects wear off though, so maybe just give it a little more time before deciding this anti depressant isn't right for her

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I have this problem too. I have been taking Paxil for some time now. Alchohol is definitely not the answer because anti-depressants and alchohol do not mesh well. What works for me is I will skip a day and it works wonders. That is what my Dr Suggested. You cant do it all the time but it does help once in a while. Dont worry it is not you.

Answer 5

It probably isn't you especially since it sounds like everything was OK before the meds. That is one of the major side effects of antidepressant medication. It sucks. Seems just that one side effect could make one even more depressed don't you think?

Answer 6

Yes ... it's like trying to have sex when you're plastered .... it might feel good but there's nothing you can do about what's going on inside of you chemically ... sorry those types of drugs have that affect .... and it's really hard to overcome it ... I would ask her doctor what she can do to improve her sex life ... without stopping her anti-depressants ... he should be able to help or prescribe her a different type of pill ... !

Answer 7

i have the same problem i am taking some meds also that is effecting mine and my husbands sex life and it just takes us a lot longer for me to achieve an orgasam than normal. we just keep doing the same thing as always but just longer. i hope that helps but i dont have anything else

Answer 8

I think u two need sum dick n that relationship...Try adding a guy to your lil freak shows!

Answer 9

have her tell her doctor, it happen to me. now i'm on another anti-depression pill. now i'm ok.