Miehet onko kokemusta escitalopram actavis sivuoireista?

Tarkoitat varmastikin kastraatiota, kun miehiin noin salamyhkäisesti viittaat. Kaikki SSRI:t voivat aiheuttaa seksuaalitoimintojen vaurioita niin miehille kuin naisillekin. Käytön aikana niitä saa, tutkimuksesta riippuen, noin 60-80% käyttäjistä. Osalle toiminnot palautuvat heti piakkoin käytön lopettamisen jälkeen, mutta merkittävälle osalle toimintahäiriöt, kuten impotenssi, seksuaalinen haluttomuus sekä sukupuolielinten puutuminen jäävät enemmän vai vähemmän pysyviksi lopettamisesta huolimatta. Jatkuvaa tai pysyvää vammaa kutsutaan nimellä PSSD, joka tulee tilan englannin kielisestä nimestä post SSRI sexual dysfunction.

Internethaulla saat runsaasti tietoa ja muiden kokemuksia vaurioista. Kannattaa katsoa läpi ainakin tämä sivusto. Siellä on useita artikkeleita aiheesta.

Drugs and Sex don’t Go
http://wp.rxisk.org/drugs-and-sex-dont-go/

Suomi24:ssakin on useita keskusteluketjuja mielialalääkkeiden aiheuttamista pysyvistä seksuaalitoimintojen ja -halujen vaurioista.
http://keskustelu.suomi24.fi/node/11938181

Israelissa tietyt uskonnolliset tahot käyttävät SSRI:tä jäsenten kemialliseen kastroimiseen... Kertonee jotain aineiden vaikutuksesta.

Rabbi's little helper
http://www.haaretz.com/weekend/week-s-end/rabbi-s-little-helper-1.422985

"sometimes yeshiva students and married men should be given antidepressants even if they do not suffer from depression, because these drugs also suppress sex drive."

"At the psychiatrists' symposium, Prof. Bonne said explicitly that yeshiva students are prescribed SSRI-group antidepressants, including Prozac, Lustral, Cipralex and Seroxat, due to their sexual side effects: reducing urges and slowing ejaculation."

"Are pills given to reduce sexual urges?"

"Weizman denies prescribing medication to curb sexual impulses, “unless there is something compulsive. It is normal for people to masturbate, and I would never prescribe a drug for that.” The patient’s family usually pays for the treatment, he says."

Using SSRIs for chemical castration
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.support.depression.medication/B3LItFrRjds

The latest government initiative to use Seroxat for ‘chemical castration’
June 13, 2007 —
http://seroxatsecrets.wordpress.com/2007/06/13/the-latest-government-initiative-to-use-seroxat-for-chemical-castration/

antidepressants and sexual dysfunction
http://antidepressantsandsexualdysfunction.wordpress.com/tag/chemical-castration/

"Psychotropic medication
Sexual dysfunction is a common side-effect of antipsychotic medication, leading one forensic psychiatrist to suggest that such medication is a form of involuntary castration (Stone, 1992). The butyrophenone benperidol, which has a weak anti-libidinal effect, is sometimes used specifically to control sexually inappropriate behaviour in psychotic patients (Sterkmans & Geerts, 1966), but its effects in this respect are unreliable and unsupported by evidence, and its use for this purpose cannot be recommended.

http://apt.rcpsych.org/content/10/1/73.full#xref-ref-49-1
"Subsequent to the successful use of buspirone in the treatment of a patient with transvestic fetishism (Fedoroff, 1988), a number of reports have suggested the potential value of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in the treatment of paraphilia. A range of mechanisms have been proposed to explain their mode of action, including a reduction in obsessive–compulsive behaviour (associated with sexual rumination, intrusive fantasies and sexual urges), elevation of mood, lowering of impulsivity, lessening of anxiety and facilitation of non-paraphiliac arousal (Greenberg & Bradford, 1997). Although double-masked, placebo-controlled trials are as yet unavailable, the potential advantages of SSRIs are that they are better tolerated than hormonal treatments, and general psychiatrists are more familiar with their use. As with any medication, their use should be combined with psychotherapy, and they should not be relied upon alone, particularly when a significant risk to the public exists."

Saturday, February 5, 2011
The truth about Antidepressants and Sexual Dysfunction -- The Nasty Little Secrets behind the SSRIs, What they Never Tell You about Antidepressants.
http://doctorrynne.blogspot.ie/2011/02/truth-about-antidepressants-and-sexual.html

MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE GIVEN MEDICATIONS USED TO CHEMICALLY CASTRATE SEX OFFENDERS

Don’t believe me, visit the links:

This article describes how SSRIs, probably the class of drugs most prescribed to treat depression and anxiety are also given to pedophiles and deviants. The given reason for the medicating of these freaks is that it affects their way of thinking and therefore decreases their likelihood of reoffending. Anyone who has experienced ssris or other psychotropics will tell you that the given reason probably isn’t the only reason. They are given these drugs because of how it will affect their sexual functioning; I have no problem with this but people who aren’t in the above categories, such as innocent, decent and naive people, who are suffering from mental illness, should not be taking these drugs; or they should be, at least properly informed of the true extent of the side effects of psychotropics: http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/jan/18/chemical-castration-soft-option-sex-offenders?INTCMP=SRCH

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2007.00630.x/abstract

Are you depressed and/or anxious? Do you feel alone? Well if you are don’t worry, your troubles are over because the intellectual whores that are doctors, psychiatrists and folks working in the pharma industry have the solution. Inducing permanent sexual dysfunction and a whole host of other permanent side effects by taking psychotropic medication. Welcome to hell.

http://antidepressantsandsexualdysfunction.wordpress.com/tag/chemical-castration/