Article Open Access Published: 23 January 2023 Chronic escitalopram in healthy volunteers has specific effects on reinforcement sensitivity: a double-blind, placebo-controlled semi-randomised study Christelle Langley, Sophia Armand, Qiang Luo, George Savulich, Tina Segerberg, Anna Søndergaard, Elisa...

edit: I had mistaken the essay for a topic of reflections and views on the condition instead it is just the exposition of a personal experience.

You describe limited and mild symptoms, perhaps no pssd, or even if the medication had left you not 100% you are fortunate enough to literally be able to shrug it off. In fact, should your erection be a little weaker some times because of the medication you took in the past, thinking about it could ...

hello, is there any material on pssd written in chinese? forums, articles?

the tests you mentioned are based on self-report
to find even more tangible and objective signs some are doing skin biopsies looking for neuropathy and some autoantibody tests but it remains to be seen

BTW to an OP This forum is a third forum dedicated to PSSD and in general a sixth specialized in the PSSD social community. Two previous forums were lost ( like for example original Sonny forum ). As a regard to social communities beside current ones there were also IRC / email list ( pre 2005 ) an...

it's a great article, i like the thoughtful reflections. good to print and distribute to doctors, in the waiting rooms of mental health centres and hospitals, or around the house to family members! i translated it into italian, someone could translate it into other languages and make it findable on ...

thanks for sharing. regarding the ideas of being chosen to be remotely controlled by psychiatry, i think you know that you will find few or no one who believes it. it can be paranoia and irrational/psychotic beliefs that are either part of a personality disorder or induced by the chemical alteration...

Emphasis on the holistic and psychological aspects (perhaps a little at the expense of the rest...)

https://mashable.com/article/post-ssri- ... -explained

however, today I ended up thinking about it. a year and a half ago I showed my boyfriend some grotesque/tacky things that that individual had published and in which I had collaborated. my boyfriend said "him? he's crazy". i laughed amused and he responded more seriously "no, no: he's ...