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Re: Anorgasmia From: Cheri Van Hoover (cherivh@home.com) Wed Jul 12 20:18:23 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Geffrey Klein, MD: "Re: VBAC, SROM, not in labor" Previous message: Garry E. Siegel: "Re: estrogen use in breast cancer patient**new issue" Maybe in reply to: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Anorgasmia" Next in thread: Betsy Hyde: "Re: Anorgasmia" DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: > P.S. And in Spain they drink wine, and don't need SSRIs, so no anorgasmia > from this there. And in California, they have had both for so many years, > they don't care one way or the other, so they don't complain... I laughed out loud at this one, Joe. Sad, but true. But what they do complain about here in California is decreased or absent libido. Everyone's so busy, rushing here, rushing there, talking on their cell phones from the exam room (I kid you not). They all work incredibly long hours, never see their partners, then wonder why they aren't terribly interested in sex. They do, however, relieve their accompanying symptoms of anxiety and depression with SSRIs and generous doses of the local wines. -- Cheri Van Hoover, CNM San Francisco, CA Next message: Geffrey Klein, MD: "Re: VBAC, SROM, not in labor" Previous message: Garry E. Siegel: "Re: estrogen use in breast cancer patient**new issue" Maybe in reply to: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Anorgasmia" Next in thread: Betsy Hyde: "Re: Anorgasmia"

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