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  • Most anti-depressant drugs do that to people(as in, they cause some form of sexual dysfunction).when I was on them when I was younger I couldn't orgasm with all the bullet vibrators in the world.

    Submitted by kaylovely on Jan 18, 11 at 2:43pm
  • Zoloft is a bitch when it comes to sex drive.... :(

    Submitted by sweetmuse on Jan 19, 11 at 3:13am
  • Hey! I know what would cheer you up!.....oh...right....nm

    Submitted by bopoink on Jan 18, 11 at 7:52pm
  • I guess I'll look into that a bit more.

    Submitted by ambur on Jan 19, 11 at 1:18am
  • I believe on the warning label it states that zoloft is one of the anti ds that can cause suicide once u stop taking it. Kind of a double edged sword..

    Submitted by ambur on Jan 18, 11 at 12:58pm
    • That is vaguely true of all antidepressants(and most psychotropic drugs, for that matter). But no, it doesn't say that on the warning label.

      Submitted by G37R4P3D on Jan 18, 11 at 8:43pm
  • Yeah, with citalopram that happens to me once in a while. Well, I'm a girl so it's more not orgasming than not getting an erection. In case there was any confusion. Talk to your doc, he might be able to adjust dosage or switch your meds.

    Submitted by Authoress on Jan 19, 11 at 12:52pm
  • antidepressant fail

    Submitted by morganmce on Jan 18, 11 at 3:06pm
  • Classic catch 22

    Submitted by tivojunkie25 on Jan 18, 11 at 10:49pm
  • I guess I'll look into that a bit more.

    Submitted by ambur on Jan 19, 11 at 1:18am
  • Yea, I'm one of the guys who gets what's called "delayed ejaculation" which is really more like "almost impossible ejaculation." I have never had an orgasm during sex and it's even difficult manually, and while women might appreciate being able to last FOREVER at first, it makes most of them upset eventually. Not a fun side effect at all. :-/

    Submitted by Barbarossa on Jan 18, 11 at 9:16pm
    • That's a drag. Switch meds or quit them, completely, if you can find a natural alternative that works. I hope things get better for you.

      Submitted by said8ED on Jan 18, 11 at 10:44pm
  • Kind of the opposite of what zoloft is supposed to do, right?

    Submitted by sammysamsam on Jan 18, 11 at 12:34pm
  • irony..

    Submitted by CarolineBace on Sep 23, 11 at 6:45pm
  • So, zoloft causes temporary (permanent?) limpotence. Good to know.

    Submitted by osirisfrost on Jan 18, 11 at 2:53pm
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