I am new to the forum and have found it very educational. My interests are to lower sexual drive and eliminate erections. I see that most chemical treatments have a multitude of warnings and side effects. Blood monitoring seems to be necessary as well.

Is there any simple way to test out lowering the drive and lose erections without getting too complicated? Perhaps I am seeking what is not available.

A month on Estrofem, Siterone, and Depo-Provera did it for me. Side effects? Oh, God! I can't get hard! I can't come! <he grins> It is grand. You can get the drugs through InHouse Pharmacy and other sources without a prescription but common sense and caution are in order. Better Living Through Chemistry! Just Say Yes to Drugs!

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The drugs we talk about in here can reduce erections. But at the same time will have the other side effects of castration. Antiandroges or female drugs all share this effect. Some medical conditions do effect erections in some people. But trying to get a medical condition will also have other side effects.

Taking a lower dose of the drugs can reduce sex drive and erections. But finding the right dose can be hard.

Welcome to the Archive

Hard thorough prostate massages done twice a day just about kill all erections for me. Your milage may very as they say. Sex is still possible just no big need or desire for orgasm after a good massage.

sludgenet (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 26, 2010 1:55 pm Hard thorough prostate massages done twice a day just about kill all erections for me. Your milage may very as they say. Sex is still possible just no big need or desire for orgasm after a good massage.

Sex drive is not govern by the amount of semen you have. The drive is both hormonal and mental. The biggest way to change sex drive is to reduce the testosterone in your body. Massage does not do it. Think about it. How would a massage reduce the hormones in your body?

I think your prostate massage is relieving your need to have sex for the day. You are in fact having a form of sex while getting the message. Yes not having an orgasm for a while will increase your need to ejaculate. That is the body trying to reduce the pressure.

I elected to do the Ethal Alcohol (Vodka) testicle injections to eliminate my erectons, sex drive and Testosterone. I researched this a bit before doing it, finding a story on BME about a guy that did it too himself. I did just as he described in the article. I injected 1.5cc per testicle, of 80 proof vodka, deep into the center core of the testicle. Yes, it does hurt, stings like crazy for about a hour or so, it also swelled up a bunch and was sore and tender for about 2 weeks. I repeated the injection once every 2 or so weeks for about 2 months, and that was all it took for the injections to finially take. It induces the body to slowly absorb the testicle tissue. You will becum sterial, and your testosterone levels will go down to castrate levels in about 2 to 3 months. It is cheep, safe and Very Effective. And irreversable.

For many the safest and most reversible way is a course of antidepressant medications. The effects you desire are the most commonly complained about side effects of many of that class of drugs. And most doctors will prescribe them without much effort. And many medical insurance pays for them. Though the loss of libido often kills the desire to lose your libido.

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Are any of the antidepressents better than others in reducing erections?

GallaOptans (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 26, 2010 4:29 am A month on Estrofem, Siterone, and Depo-Provera did it for me

Taking three medications as suggested by GallaOptans seems a bit risky.

I am not looking for a permanent method just one to lower sex

experiment (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 26, 2010 4:20 am drive and eliminate erections.

Thanks.

experiment (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 27, 2010 8:38 am Are any of the antidepressents better than others in reducing erections?

Thanks.

The SSRI class particularily Prozac and Paxil have that reputation. Avoid Wellbutrin. Check Wikipaedia for further details. Google SSRI.

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The three drug mix I have been using may be "risky" but it is one of the regimens recommended in our very own FAQ. That is where I got the idea.