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Taking an antidepressant can negatively affect different aspects of your sex life. It can diminish your interest in sex, lower your libido and/or reduce your sexual performance. If your depression has improved on your antidepressant but you are experiencing lowered sexual function as a result, you may qualify for an investigational medication research study.

If you would like more information about antidepressant-induced sexual dysfunction and this research study, please call us at 206-292-CARE (2273) or fill out the form below and we will contact you.

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