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Our support group for Orgasm has 32 questions and 82 members. Updated 15 Sep 2024.

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Could "inability to orgasm" be just a temporary side effect of Lexapro?

Updated 18 May 2015   6 answers

Pristiq - I have problems with a decreased sex drive and difficulty having an orgasm?

Updated 13 Sep 2019   6 answers

Trazodone - does anyone experience sexual issues, ie, difficulty with arousal and orgasm? Females?

Updated 6 Nov 2022   5 answers

Do the sexual side effects ever get better or go away while using 20 mg of citalopram?

Updated 12 April 2019   4 answers

Are there any sexual side effects while taking Norco ?

Updated 11 Sep 2013   4 answers

Effexor XR - Women, did Effexor effect you sex drive and ability to orgasm?

Updated 27 Dec 2018   4 answers

I am a 70 year old and take Viagra. I lose my erection after a short time?

Updated 4 June 2023   3 answers

Effexor - I am having trouble getting an orgasm and I don't want to eat much?

Updated 11 Feb 2024   4 answers

Effexor - please only men answer I've seen this question before but the only who ID sex were women.?

Updated 13 March 2019   3 answers

Orgasms using Cialis?

Updated 4 Sep 2021   3 answers

Prozac - loss of ability to orgasm (female)?

Updated 29 Aug 2019   3 answers

Lexapro - How much of your ability to orgasm did you lose?

Updated 17 March 2016   2 answers

I was just prescribed Flomax to treat an enlarged prostate. I'm worried about the "dry" orgasm?

Updated 6 May 2021   2 answers

Celexa - does the sexual dysfunction side effect ever go away?

Updated 25 April 2021   2 answers

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