SSRIs and Aneros

i dont take any regular anti depressants but when i was on Zyban for my smoking then masturbating was more freeing. zyban is also used as an anti dedressant. my personality did change a little too

I take Bupropion, which is the generic drug in Wellbutrin as well as Zyban, for my ADD. I asked the doctor for this instead of an ssri because I didn't want to risk the sexual side effects that come with taking ssri's.

I have just started an SNRI. I doubt I'll have any luck with the aneros in the future.

Hi Bishop,

Ive been on fluxotine 20mg low dosage
Ive been able to have involuntaires and have some nice sessions. You probably will find you cant have a session everyday, it will be more like once a week. good luck, be positive!

I have just started an SNRI. I doubt I'll have any luck with the aneros in the future.

I take Bupropion, which is the generic drug in Wellbutrin as well as Zyban, for my ADD. I asked the doctor for this instead of an ssri because I didn't want to risk the sexual side effects that come with taking ssri's.

I went on an SSRI for 120 days in 2007 to help deal with a short term stress issue. It killed both desire and ability. Among frineds and my resident expert (spouse), SNRI's are far more benign. Over the Yahoo ASI forum, there's a gent who posts that 200-300mg of SNRI prior to sex is the way to go!

I have been on 40 mg generic Prozac for several years and it doesn't seem to affect my Aneros sessions or my ability to have Aneros-less orgasms.

I think the KSMO meditation has made a huge difference for my whole sex life and that may be why the Prozac doesn't seem to have any bad effects.

Thanks for the feedback guys...gives me hope!
I love this forum and the kind people on it.

Just curious, are there many users who take an SSRI Anti-Depressant daily whom are able to use the Aneros sucessfully and others whom are not able. 👿

I was on several SSRIs before I found a doc who knew the score. I remember especially that, while I was on Prozac, I couldn't cum at all. Bummer!

The root of the problem I had is that my thyroid had been killed by gluten (Hashi's triggered by silent celiac, a genetic vulnerability). Once I found a doc who knew how to treat me with T3+T4, I didn't need to use allopathic anti-depressants. This is a real problem in American medicine: far too many docs who go straight to an AD, rather than looking at endocrine function.