Re: Doctors link hair growth drug to persistent sexual dysfunction

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I am willing to volunteer to contact the Dr. Anyone willing to second. We also

need to sue our SOB Doctors who didn't warn us of the side affects. I am

planning to do my part in the summer after I get free from the school.

This is my first meaningful post so I would like to give my info. I started on

Paxil 20mg which was increased to 60mg in 2003 at the age of 21 for major

depressive disorder. The Paxil was discontinued after six months. I felt no

sexual side affects on Paxil. But right when Paxil was discontinued I was

started on Prozac 20mg and I felt the side affects from day one. I was on Prozac

for the next four years. Thereafter I was put on Wellbutrin and Respirdal (as

the doctor thought I was displaying psychotic symptoms) and sexual side affects

continued. After a few months I took pill holiday for 6 months but didn't get

any change in sexual functioning while my symptoms got worse so I started taking

my medications again, this was in 2008. Next year I was taken of Respirdal and

put on 300mg of Welbutrin and 20mg of Cepralex until the beginning of 2011 when

I had my manic episode and the Doctor changed the diagnosis for Psychotic

Depression to Bipolar I with psychosis and I was put on Lithium and

Prephanezine. Neither Lithium nor Prephanezine have any sexual side affects so I

was hoping for some kind of spontaneous remission from PSSD but to no avail.

My resolve is to first sue my Doctors for the misinformation or lack thereof.

Secondly trying some supplements discussed on http://pssd.forumotion.com/ and

some herbal remedies which I am importing from India.

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> > > We need to contact these same doctors about PSSD.

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> > > Washington University Professor S. Irwig, M.D.

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> > > Researchers led by Dr. Abdulmaged M. Traish of the Boston University

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" I first became interested in this area several years ago

> > > when several men reported they had developed persistent sexual

> > > dysfunction while taking the medication. " As the number of men

> > > encountering side effects increased, Dr. Irwig decided to initiate his

> > > study which was non-funded.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, as many PSSD sufferers as possible need to e-mail Professor Abdulmaged M. Traish, PhD and tell him about their PSSD. No need to volunteer to be in a study if you don't want to. The Professors need to see there are many with PSSD so they can consider doing a study into PSSD. Hopefully they will fund the study themselves like they funded the study themselves into Propecia causing peristent sexual dysfunction.

http://www.agingmale2006.com/faculty/CV_Traish.asp

> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > http://www.examiner.com/courts-in-baltimore/doctors-link-hair-growth-dru\> > > > g-to-sexual-dysfunction-depression-and-cancer> > > > <http://www.examiner.com/courts-in-baltimore/doctors-link-hair-growth-dr\> > > > ug-to-sexual-dysfunction-depression-and-cancer>> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > We need to contact these same doctors about PSSD.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Washington University Professor S. Irwig, M.D.> > > > > > > > Researchers led by Dr. Abdulmaged M. Traish of the Boston University> > > > School of Medicine> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

"I first became interested in this area several years ago> > > > when several men reported they had developed persistent sexual> > > > dysfunction while taking the medication." As the number of men> > > > encountering side effects increased, Dr. Irwig decided to initiate his> > > > study which was non-funded.> > > > > > > >