seeking insights on managing post-accutane sexual dysfunction

[GeneTweaker]

I'm hoping to connect with others who have gone through post-Accutane syndrome, especialy when it comes to sexual dysfunction issues like a decreased libido, not experiencing morning erections, lower sexual arousal, and reduced pleasure from orgasms

Have any of you come across effective treatments, supplements, or therapies that helped ease these symptoms? I'm really interested in hearing about what's worked for others

I would truly appreciate any insights or shared expereinces you could provide

 

[NextGenHuman]

I'm 19 years old, dude. My sexual life was ruined by Accutane. Superdrol, DHT, and high test were used; the drive returned but wasn't sustainde. came off eight months later, ten weeks into the natural healin process. Perhaps Propecia after, given CDnuts' protocol. Has anyone used that to get good results for Accutane sides? Don't remain this way

 

[kagura]

I'm hoping to connect with others who have gone through post-Accutane syndrome, especialy when it comes to sexual dysfunction issues like a decreased libido, not experiencing morning erections, lower sexual arousal, and reduced pleasure from orgasms

Have any of you come across effective treatments, supplements, or therapies that helped ease these symptoms? I'm really interested in hearing about what's worked for others

I would truly appreciate any insights or shared expereinces you could provide

Some people saw a bit of improvement using Clomid or tongkat ali, but it's super hit or miss. Might be worth looking into hormone panels too, just to rule stuff out. Just don't give in to the CDNuts BS. Not worth it.

 

[Nuel.vacho]

You should be working closely with an endocrinologist or specialist to check hormone levels at ntervals, its very important, sometimes there's an imbalance that can be addressed

 

[Livvy]

@GeneTweaker I've seen guys mention that time plus consistent bloodwork with an endo made the biggest difference, since it at least gave them a baseline to work from. Supplements might help here and there, but tracking actual hormone shifts seems way more useful long term.