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Medication, sex, orgasms? - March 9th 2016, 05:27 AM
So I was on Effexor for 1 month and had bad side effects from it. My climaxes stopped and it's been three months since I've stopped taking it. I am able to climax but since I have taken that medicine, I fear my climaxes will never be normal again.any advice or help? Thanks.
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Re: Medication, sex, orgasms? - March 11th 2016, 02:23 AM
Difficulty in achieving orgasm is a well-documented side effect of psychiatric medication.

The fact that you are able to climax again is a positive sign.

Medication can take a while to leave your body completely, so things should continue to improve as time goes by.

Be kind to yourself.
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