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Post-SSRI sexual dysfunction is the SSRI-induced drastic and permanent loss of capacity for physical sexual sensation, without any substantial loss in mechanical sexual functioning. Post-SSRI sexual dysfunction can be abbreviated as PSSD. The symptoms of PSSD strongly contrast with those of depression-induced sexual dysfunction.

For anyone that doesn’t know, SSRIs are selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. They include drugs such as fluoxetine (prozac), paroxetine (paxil), and sertraline (zoloft).

PSSD only afflicts a relatively small fraction of people that take SSRIs. In particular, it afflicts people that have innately low serotonin, because SSRIs damage and kill sexual neurons by chronic depletion of serotonin from said neurons. People with innately low serotonin have neurons that can not sustain that depletion. People with innately low serotonin largely include introverts and serious people.

So, have you heard of post-ssri sexual dysfunction before now? If so, how much have you known about it before now? Do you have PSSD, or know anyone that has PSSD?
Apparently answerer #4 is having visual hallucinations.

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