You as a neurologist by background have more solid knowledge in this area, which is much more than the "reading and spanning" pubmed abstracts on internet groups.Impermanence wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 6:34 amTo be honest I'm quite impressionated from somes who don't seem to be related to médecine and who say and know very interesting thing. I don't overtheorise in this forum because the only thing we truly know about PSSD is that we don't really know where does it from.Breathdeep wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 5:39 amSeeing as your a neurologist, what's your honest opinion on this site. I see allot of people that talk as if they are consultants and seem to assume learning about specific parts of biology/medicine means they can speak with some level of clout that high up medical professionals have. Now I'm not disputing this but wanted to know your thoughts?Impermanence wrote: ↑Sun Sep 05, 2021 2:57 pm I'm neurologist but many of my patients have SSRI (not from me!!). Now I don't prescribe SSRI under 65 years old and I use Vortioxetine always
I also know that nowdays, with pubmed and the availability of the studies it's possible, not easy for everyone but possible to get a very good knowledge on a subject. That's why even if I'm neurologist and i also did a lot of research on PSSD, on neuro-sexuality I don't consider myself better than other here on this forum.
The only thing I think is too bas is that we don't do enough epidemiology and when someone ask a question we are so little to answer.
I would imagine something more clear, like a vote for any stuff like for example : Gingko biloba trial : positif, neutral, bad reaction. Use of tobacco, marijuana etc.
Our force here is the number we are but I think we under use it.
Why not using a systematic assessment for each supplement we try for example.
If it's very difficult to make a decent theory from pssd and try to figure out a treatment from this but it's possible to only consider experiences. Which supplement gave window? Which lead to recovery? Maybe try to take together fews promising supplement etc.
What's your intuition regarding genital anesthesia persisting for a while? Can it be pudenal or peripheral desensitization? maybe due excessive masturbation grip, you know, when our senses are deprived, there's some compensatory tendency, for example when listening to music wearing headphones, there's a tendency of speaking louder. I would expect someone, including myself, gripping harder on and after taking SSRIs. But There's also some speculation, mostly Dr. Healy regarding sodium channels..