SSRIs anti-depression drugs have killed her sexual orgasm

Dear Dr. Please help me. I am 43, female, married. I have always had a strong libido, and was multi-orgasmic. I had to be patient and wait for my husband's interest 1-2 times a week. 6 years ago, I went on SSRI s for my chronic depression. I am currently taking 40mg Celexxa, but was on 100mg Zooloft for 5 years. I have had no real trouble acheiving orgasm with a lot of stimuli, but over the past 3 weeks I cannot no matter what we try. My husband is feeling responsible, but it isn't him. I started a diet (1000 cal/day), we started talking with other sexual adults via adult sites, and my husband finally began to talk explicitly to me during sex ( I like ). Could any of these be the problem. We also stay up late, playing sexually, have been having a glass of wine often and he has been giving me a lot of stimulation, both with fingers and orally to try to bring me to orgasm. I also decided to shave my pubic hair for better access, and used a hair remover which burned wh!
en it touched my labia. Now I feel sore, tired and sad. I tried to reduce the Celeexa by 50%, but this doesn't seem to help. I am just feeling depression knocking. HELP

Dr. Lin: 3/19/2004>The chronic use of antidepression drugs have made your liver become too lazy to produce sufficinet enzymes for supporting the synthesis of the androgen hormones (hGH, DHEA, androstenedione and testosterone) and the neurotransmitters dopamine, acetylcholine and serotonin.
Testosterone is the orgasmic fuel; dopamine is the orgasmic fire; acetylcholine is responsible for nervous sensitivity and transduction; serotonin is for de-stressing the body and reducing the sympathetic fight or flight action during the day and will be converted into melatonin for a nice sleep, healing, rejuvenation, parasympathetic nervous recharge, and hGH production.
Testosterone, dopamine and acetylcholine promote the pituitary function for release the orgasmic/emotion-binding hormone oxytocin responsible for the uterine/vaginal orgasmic contraction, upon the sympathetic sensory nerves of L1/L2 in the clitoris, G-spot, Epicenter/cervix or urethra can relay a powerful signal to the hypothalamus and pituitary.
The serotonin inhibitor inhibits the reuptaking of serotonin in nervous synapses (junctions) and then overload the synapses to interfere or block the nervous signal transmission carried by the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. As a result, your nervous system becomes desensitized and less responsive. In addition, serotonin trapped in the nervous synapses can be converted by the pineal gland to melatonin for hGH (human Growth Hormone) production. The lack of hGH and the deficiency of acetylcholine reduce the nervous sensitivity and transmission, the nitric oxide production for arterial dilation and clitoral/G-spot erection, the prostaglandin E-1 production in the tissue, particularly, joints, uterus, vagina and the uterine-support ligaments that affects sexually thrusting power and orgasmic contraction, and the healing and restoration of the tissue, nerve and blood vessel after vaginal/clitoral/penile/prostate/urethral abrasion or blasting.
With the SSRIs drug, the sexually sympathetic nervous responsive circuits have downgraded to the situation that inhibits your sexual sensitivity and orgasm response.
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