Interview with Rosie, PSSD Network President
In this powerful interview, Moral Medicine sits down with Rosie, the President of the PSSD Network. Rosie shares her harrowing journey with Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) after being prescribed Lexapro. She opens up about the severe and persistent side effects she has endured for over four years, the challenges of getting proper medical acknowledgment, and the emotional toll it has taken on her life. Join us as Rosie provides insight into her fight for awareness and support for those affected by PSSD.
Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) is the current term for a rare syndrome characterized by devastating physical, neurological, and sexual side effects that persist and progress even after stopping SSRIs.
PSSD has a disastrous impact on patients, their families, and their friends. It often leads to disability, isolation, and even suicide. Every person is valuable, and everyone deserves to make a fully informed choice about their health.
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Learn more about PFS & PSSD
What is Post-Finasteride Syndrome?
PFS (Post-Finasteride Syndrome) is a complex and life-altering condition caused by the drug Finasteride (also marketed as Propecia) and other 5ar inhibitors. It affects physical, mental, and sexual health, leaving patients to suffer without adequate support, recognition or treatment.
What is Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction?
PSSD (Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction) is a serious and debilitating condition associated with the use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and similar drugs. It affects mental, physical, and sexual well-being, leaving many patients to suffer without sufficient support, recognition, or effective treatment.