Can epilepsy pills cause problems with reaching orgasm?
Yes, this may be the case. Please talk to your doctor about this. Maybe he will change his medications or order tests that will help to compensate for any hormonal disorders caused by the medications taken so far.
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
Beata CiesielskaA specialist sexologist, expert witness. member of the European and Polish Society of Sexual Medicine, Polish Society of Andrology, Association for Good Clinical Research Practice. Admissions at a private office in Łódź (by appointment, tel. 0501 019 578).
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