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Abstract: Oxytocin involvement in SSRI-induced delayed ejaculation

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Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) differ in the severity of induced ejaculation delay. Various studies indicate that oxytocin is involved in sexual behavior.

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Most clinical recommendations advise that patients who start an antidepressant be given 4-6 weeks to see whether they respond and have improvement. But an analysis suggests that most patients who respond well start to improve within 2 weeks,