Tag: Anorgasmia

While not reported in initial clinical trials, later reports and clinical experience have shown that stimulant medications like Vyvanse can cause sexual side effects, including difficulty reaching orgasm. This can impact both men and women and often involves the complex interplay of neurotransmitters affected by the medication.

While often used for migraine and epilepsy, many people are unaware that medication can cause sexual side effects, including orgasmic difficulties. This can lead to concerns like, "Does Topamax make it hard to come?"—a valid question for those experiencing reduced sexual function while taking the drug.

In clinical trials, approximately 1.4% of adults taking Vyvanse reported decreased libido, and 2.6% of males experienced erectile dysfunction [1.3.1, 1.3.3]. For some, this raises the question: **is it hard to climax on Vyvanse?** This article explores the connection between this ADHD medication and sexual function.

Sexual dysfunction is one of the most common reasons people stop taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) like sertraline. In fact, for many, it is harder to finish on sertraline, a side effect related to its mechanism of action.