Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 431040

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meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????

Posted by liberty2004 on December 17, 2004, at 20:08:38

can someone please tell me a good med that won't effect libido of the abillity to orgasm that will also help anxiety? I have taken Paxil (I went 5 years without an orgasm), tried Wellbutrin (makes me really mean and sends me into angry rages), and finally I am on Lexapro (can't have an orgasm no matter what I do.) I can't stand the thought of going forever without a sex life so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Re: meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????

Posted by King Vultan on December 17, 2004, at 20:33:57

In reply to meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????, posted by liberty2004 on December 17, 2004, at 20:08:38

> can someone please tell me a good med that won't effect libido of the abillity to orgasm that will also help anxiety? I have taken Paxil (I went 5 years without an orgasm), tried Wellbutrin (makes me really mean and sends me into angry rages), and finally I am on Lexapro (can't have an orgasm no matter what I do.) I can't stand the thought of going forever without a sex life so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


I would suggest considering the tricyclic nortriptyline, which has pretty mild side effects for a tricyclic and typically little or no sexual side effects, particularly when compared to SSRIs. I believe this is also a relatively good med for anxiety. It could actually be added right to the Lexapro if your doctor knows what he's doing and is willing to monitor blood plasma levels, but I don't know if it would be able to counteract the negative sexual effects of an SSRI taken simultaneously. My own experience with nortriptyline involved just taking it by itself.

Todd

 

Re: meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????

Posted by tensor on December 18, 2004, at 1:30:41

In reply to meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????, posted by liberty2004 on December 17, 2004, at 20:08:38

Hi,

i take zoloft, it doesn't decrease my libido and i have no problem reaching orgasm. It is one of the few the that doesn't affect my sexuality.

/Mattias

 

Re: To Tensor

Posted by ed_uk on December 18, 2004, at 10:22:51

In reply to Re: meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????, posted by tensor on December 18, 2004, at 1:30:41

Hi!!!

.......But you're taking Remeron too so that might cancel out the anorgasmia that Zoloft often induces on its own.

Ed.

 

Re: meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????

Posted by darkhorse on December 20, 2004, at 8:09:58

In reply to meds for anxiety that don't affect libido?????, posted by liberty2004 on December 17, 2004, at 20:08:38

> can someone please tell me a good med that won't effect libido of the abillity to orgasm that will also help anxiety? I have taken Paxil (I went 5 years without an orgasm), tried Wellbutrin (makes me really mean and sends me into angry rages), and finally I am on Lexapro (can't have an orgasm no matter what I do.) I can't stand the thought of going forever without a sex life so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


Benzodiazepines had no effect on sex at all !

, while all 6 SSRis I tried + Clomipramine + Effexor made me sexless !! (Tried lots of remedies with no result)

 

Re: To Tensor » ed_uk

Posted by tensor on December 20, 2004, at 14:11:25

In reply to Re: To Tensor, posted by ed_uk on December 18, 2004, at 10:22:51

Hi Ed,

> .......But you're taking Remeron too so that might cancel out the anorgasmia that Zoloft often induces on its own.

It might, but i have taken remeron with other SSRI's which made me anorgasmic.

/Mattias


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