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Does anyone with PTSD have difficulty in relationships?


I have been in a relationship for a year now with a man who has PTSD. He seems to have a general lack of desire in the sexual department. Is this common for anyone else who has PTSD? What are some ways to help get my better half back on track. I am curious to hear answers on this.

The lack of desire for sex is probably due to medication he's on FOR the PTSD, not the PTSD itself. It's a common side-effect of SSRIs such as Zoloft or Lexapro. I complained to my shrink about this same symptom, and he recommended ginko biloba supplements. So you might try that.

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