Re: I thought this was interesting

[Guest guest]

very interesting indeed!

--- zoloftscrwd4life

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> Here it seems someone suffering from SSRI wrote

> about his thoughts and

> experience. Most of it I heard before for treatment

> but one interesting

> thing he mentions is NO and yawning. At the end he

> says that he is

> happy with zoloft and wellbutrin increasing to

> 150mgs from 75mgs

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http://sulcus.berkeley.edu/mcb/165_001/papers/manuscripts/_684.html

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > Here it seems someone suffering from SSRI wrote about his

thoughts and

> > experience. Most of it I heard before for treatment but one

interesting

> > thing he mentions is NO and yawning. At the end he says that he is

> > happy with zoloft and wellbutrin increasing to 150mgs from 75mgs

> >

> > http://sulcus.berkeley.edu/mcb/165_001/papers/manuscripts/_684.html

> >

> >

> >

> So this person claims to have gotten better from Wellbutrin but what

if he goes off Zoloft and only takes Wellbutrin. I'm wondering whether

his body needs both for better sexual functioning now. I truly

believe my sex drive was better on the SSRIs although it was still

horrible at the end. I was also taking topamax which desroys libido as

well. Is what happened to us a chemical change where the fire was

burned out and now we need other drugs to make dopamine receptors

overactive to help make up for this burnout or more of a physical

change where water is changed to ice and we still have everything

there we just need to get the ice back to water again. This analogy

may be a bit extreme but could there be any truth to it? I truly

believe and hope its the latter.