Introduction with a question

ElegantScents

Hi guys, I just wanted to introduce myself and hopefully get some advice. My name is Kimmie and I have 2 boys that are 22 months and 3 & a half. My husband and I are have been not so actively TTC but are if that makes sense. My husband recently has been put on zoloft because he has crohns disease and has major anxiety from the disease so the doctor felt it was best to put him on there but the problem is, he can't ejaculate now ever since being on zoloft. Does anyone have experience with this? Was their husband's able to overcome this? Thank you for your time. :-) 

Durham1008

This board is for women who have been TTC for a year or more and/or have an infertility diagnosis. If you had bothered to read the newbie link, you would know that. The majority of us don't have any children. So thanks for not putting *children mentioned* in your subject. Now go away.

jfb29

Durham1008:

This board is for women who have been TTC for a year or more and/or have an infertility diagnosis. If you had bothered to read the newbie link, you would know that. The majority of us don't have any children. So thanks for not putting *children mentioned* in your subject. Now go away.

This.  And SSRIs are known to have sexual side effects.  He should talk to his doctor to see about switching to another med....

megs3084

Asking his dr about switching meds to reduce the side effects might be a good idea. 

ElegantScents

Durham1008:

This board is for women who have been TTC for a year or more and/or have an infertility diagnosis. If you had bothered to read the newbie link, you would know that. The majority of us don't have any children. So thanks for not putting *children mentioned* in your subject. Now go away.

 

I'm sorry, the last time I was on any of these boards, girls were snarky if you didn't have an intro so I was hoping not to deal with that. Where would I go if we're having trouble TTC for less than a year? Any information would be helpful. Thanks 

jjdale288

DH is on zoloft. He has some issues with erections, but his Testostorone is crazy low. He has no problem ejaculating.  He'l probably have to talk to his Dr.

ElegantScents

katyj25:

ElegantScents:

Durham1008:

This board is for women who have been TTC for a year or more and/or have an infertility diagnosis. If you had bothered to read the newbie link, you would know that. The majority of us don't have any children. So thanks for not putting *children mentioned* in your subject. Now go away.

I'm sorry, the last time I was on any of these boards, girls were snarky if you didn't have an intro so I was hoping not to deal with that. Where would I go if we're having trouble TTC for less than a year? Any information would be helpful. Thanks 

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Twinkie0612

jfb29:

Durham1008:

This board is for women who have been TTC for a year or more and/or have an infertility diagnosis. If you had bothered to read the newbie link, you would know that. The majority of us don't have any children. So thanks for not putting *children mentioned* in your subject. Now go away.

This.  And SSRIs are known to have sexual side effects.  He should talk to his doctor to see about switching to another med....

all of the above. 

My husband is on lexapro for his anxiety/depression, which also can cause sexual side effects.  Luckily he hasn't had any issues, but his doctor knows we are TTC and said to call if he has any issues.

NYCGal276

Hello!  I'm a licensed therapist, and very often sexual side effects are the #1 complaint for men on SSRIs such as Zoloft.  Have your husband speak with his doctor about Welbutrin, also a well known anti-depressant known for having less sexual side effects.  GOOD LUCK! :-)

eli-the-bride

omg i'm still so new to this board and already I see posts like this and think.. really???????  So inconsiderate...