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Trimix causing inability to orgasm

Men's Health | Last Active: Jun 10 3:10pm | Replies (24)
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@tgkingan

Ask your urologist if Cabergoline is worth a try. It’s a dopamine mimetic (agonist) and has been shown to help some people achieve orgasm. For some it takes many weeks or months to see the benefit; so, you have to be patient.

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lynnhurster | @lynnhurster | Jun 8 1:51pm

Thanks for this explanation and advising patience. At 80, I just began Cabergoline 3 weeks ago and have yet to see any improvement. The prescribing physician did not provide any time frame for the benefits to commence, just advising that I check back in. Probably, at that time, he might recommend further patience or a change in dosage or moving on to the next line of treatment.
I'm also new to Trimix - six weeks - and still tweaking the dosage but I don't think it is a factor since the orgasmic and ED problems commenced about 3 years ago, not long before my diagnosis of early Parkinson's disease.

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