Depression Medication May Cause Sexual Side Effects
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Depression Medication and Sexual Side Effects
Understanding the Impact
When you think of medication side effects, headaches or stomach issues might come to mind. However, many don't consider sexual problems, which can be particularly challenging for those dealing with depression.
Key Findings
According to a study in Psychiatric Annals, about 50% of people taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) experience sexual side effects such as difficulty becoming aroused or achieving orgasm. These side effects vary widely among different antidepressants due to differing survey methods.
Recent research indicates that while product labels report a 15% incidence rate of sexual side effects with newer antidepressants, up to 70% of patients reveal such issues when directly asked.
What to Do If You Experience Sexual Side Effects
If you're experiencing sexual side effects from antidepressants, inform your doctor. They can adjust your medication or try alternatives, allowing you to manage your depression without sacrificing sexual satisfaction.
The Importance of Communication
Addressing these side effects is crucial, as they can lead to patients not adhering to their prescribed treatments, potentially complicating their depression. Open communication with your healthcare provider can help find a balance that supports both your mental health and sexual wellbeing.
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