Premature Ejaculation ( PE ) and Antidepressants - Avoiding Withdrawal Syndrome

According to Issue 19 of the Newsbulletin published by the International Society for Sexual Medicine published in April 2006, some men who take antidepressant medications for treating premature ejaculation ( PE ) may suffer from an abstinence or withdrawal syndrome. While antidepressants themselves are not addictive, neurotransmitters are affected by taking them. As a result, men who stop taking them may experience a variety of issues including dizziness, nausea, slight tremors, diarrhea, and even flu-like symptoms.

The individual may have to resume taking the antidepressants for a short period of time and then titrate the dosage to progressively lower and lower amounts until the withdrawal syndrome no longer causes a concern.  

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