Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

[Topsy-Turvy-Tracy]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

I'm seeing a bit of boost but still on a relatively low dose. Still a "bit of a boost" is quite something for a post-menopausal woman.

[guardian]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Thank you for that Ig.

[Topsy-Turvy-Tracy]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Guardian, have you looked into Viagra or one of those? I don't know if there would be an interaction between that and the baclofen. Also, Wellbutrin (Bupropion) has a reputation for increasing libido. Again though, you probably want a doc on board before mixing those sorts of things with the bac.

[guardian]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

I'm considering it. The real problem is my libido. If I have no desire, I would think it would be very difficult or impossible to reach climax. I could go on TRT, but that may not resolve the problem with desire. From my brief search, I can't find any evidence that baclofen deleterious effect on the testicular axis, quite the opposite. So, adding exogenous testosterone to the mix isn't going to help. And even if that did fix the problem, it would reduce my sperm count to nil.

[Lo0p]

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guardian;987420 wrote: I made a world-class goof, that's how.

Phew...I was wondering if I was the one that was missing something. I read it over and over again. And over and over again. All the time thinking to myself..."he read the title right..."

"How come nobody else has said anything?..."

:H

[terryk]

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guardian;987312 wrote: terryk,

I'm assuming from the study that you and from your own experience posted that you are a woman. I admit that I have not looked into the effects of prolactin in women's bodies.

Last time I checked I was male. (Just checked again)... still male. Raging libido. -tk

[guardian]

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Maybe you should try reading the rest of the thread bud.

[Seethepony]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Nice one, Loop!

You saved me a lot of typing.

[terryk]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

That's pretty funny. *I* should read more thoroughly. Thanks. -tk

[Topsy-Turvy-Tracy]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

I think it's a case of SE's (brain fog) being a bitch.

[guardian]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

T-T-T

I'm not sure who that was directed at. But assuming it was me, do you really think it necessary to pile it on?

[terryk]

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Topsy-Turvy-Tracy;987590 wrote: I think it's a case of SE's (brain fog) being a bitch.

If you are referring to me, it's not brain fog, it's sarcasm.

[Topsy-Turvy-Tracy]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Terry, of course I wasn't referring to you!

Guardian, yes I was referring to you. I wasn't trying to "pile it on" but to offer a reasonable (and probably very real) explanation of how the goof happened. Lighten up already.

[guardian]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Unbelievable.

[Isolde]

Why baclofen reduces libido in men...

Topsy-Turvy-Tracy;987590 wrote: I think it's a case of SE's (brain fog) being a bitch.

Not sure how smart it is of me to step in the middle of this, but I thought that this was a very light hearted comment. Basically explaining away the goof of thinking the original article was about baclofen by insinuating that it was the bac that caused the mistake. Basically like saying, "Hey, don't give guardian a hard time, it's just the bac affecting his brain, tee hee". :H

And I guess the bac is affecting my brain too, because I was too confused with all of the scientific jargon to realize that the article wasn't about bac!

Can't we all just get along? :l