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Posted by erikal on October 29, 2000, at 9:47:20
I realize that my questions are fairly common ones, but I could use some advice from people who may have more experience than I have.
I have been on Zoloft now for about 3 months, and have experienced many of the same side effects that it seems most have, (tremor, bathroom problems, anorgasmia, etc...). This is my first experience with an AD and I am truly thankful that I've gotten where I am now emotionally, it is definitley worth the side effects, however, wouldn't it be nice to figure out how to counter them?!
I guess my question is, can anyone tell me their experience using Buspar to counter the sexual side effects of the Zoloft? I ask because my boyfriend has Buspar, so it would be more cost effective for me to try that first.
I would appreciate the time that anybody could give me on this issue.
erikal
Posted by Buffet on October 30, 2000, at 1:27:19
In reply to zoloft/buspar advice please!, posted by erikal on October 29, 2000, at 9:47:20
I would say that taking buspar to counteract the sexual side effects would be a definite NO!
BuSpar (IMHO) is a nasty drug. It caused an increase in depression in me, and I wasn't interested in sex at all.
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