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Hi,
I know that in a lot of anti-depressants, a side-effect is lowered libido, or a longer time to orgasm. In this case, stopping the medication could surely cause him to orgasm more quickly. Have him talk to his doctor to make sure that's causing it, and please don't have him stop the medication without his doctor's oversight.
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Is stopping medication to blame for premature ejaculation?
Is stopping medication to blame for premature ejaculation?
The guy I am dating was taking an anti-depressent drug, I think it was zoloft, for about 3 months. A week ago, he finished his prescription. Now, whenever we have s*x, he ejaculates too soon (after a few minutes). Sometimes he hasn't even realized he's...
ejaculated. Could his body just be getting used to the changes since he finished his prescription? Or could it be something else that is affecting him?