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Gabapentin could cause erectile dysfunction, sexual desire changes and ejaculatory dysfunction. There’s evidence that gabapentin may affect a man’s ability to reach orgasm (either by causing premature ejaculation or delayed ejaculation), especially if he’s older. Unfortunately gabapentin can cause impotence. Side effects of the Urogenital System: Infrequent: urinary tract infection, dysuria, impotence, urinary incontinence, vaginal moniliasis, breast pain, menstrual disorder, polyuria, urinary retention In men, Gabapentin is associated with sexual dysfunction. Men who use the medication have a high incidence of anorgasmia or difficulty in achieving an orgasm. Gabapentin-induced sexual dysfunction is common in older men. Some side effects of gabapentin may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. This report addresses dose-dependent gabapentin-induced sexual dysfunction reaching total sexual dysfunction (loss of libido, anejaculation, anorgasmia, and impotence) at a total daily dose of only 300 mg. This report addresses dose-dependent gabapentin-induced sexual dysfunction reaching total sexual dysfunction (loss of libido, anejaculation, anorgasmia, and impotence) at a total daily dose of only 300 mg. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Indeed, their psychiatric patient experienced loss of libido, anejaculation/anorgasmia, and erectile dysfunction when treated with gabapentin (GBP) at a daily dose of 300mg, demonstrating how even very low doses of new antiepileptic drugs can cause SD in predisposed individuals. Sexual dysfunction can appear as erectile dysfunction in some men. It can also cause other sexual performance issues, such as changes in libido (sex drive) and difficulty achieving orgasm. If you have noticed ED after beginning gabapentin, it is important to talk to your healthcare provider. Research on gabapentin sexual side effects is ongoing, but the research that has been done shows that the drug may produce different symptoms in men and women. One specific study conducted by Rutgers University found that gabapentin can actually reduce painful sex during intercourse and increase sexual desire in women. 1 Yes: Yes, gabapentin is known to very infrequently cause impotence or erectile dysfunction and abnormal ejaculation. A handful of case reports to the FDA over the past few decades also mention cases of sexual dysfunction with gabapentin in both men and women. I take 2400mg daily for several herniated disc's and sciatic back and leg pain. Thank you Gabapentin for the pain relief and increased sex drive, raging boner and thicker gerth and length the ability to last way longer in the bedroom. I assume the side effects must be different for everyone after reading the comments on here. Gabapentin can cause erectile dysfunction in men. Research on the use of gabapentin and ED in men is extensive, with various studies showing that the use of this medication can affect male users’ ability to get and keep an erection as well as experience an orgasm. As a result of taking gabapentin, it’s possible for a few different sexual health issues to arise. Some older men have lost the ability to orgasm while taking this prescription medication. While this severe symptom is a pretty rare occurrence, a much more common side effect is erectile dysfunction. The serotonin reuptake antagonist antidepressants are particularly known for their effects on orgasm (2–4). Much less is known about the adverse sexual effects of anticonvulsants, although one case report suggests that carbamazepine may cause ejaculatory failure . We report a case of ejaculatory failure and anorgasmia associated with gabapentin. The serotonin reuptake antagonist antidepressants are particularly known for their effects on orgasm (2–4). Much less is known about the adverse sexual effects of anticonvulsants, although one case report suggests that carbamazepine may cause ejaculatory failure . We report a case of ejaculatory failure and anorgasmia associated with gabapentin. Although the patient was taking three psychotropics (duloxetine, bupropion, and gabapentin) when he developed the sexual dysfunction described, his baseline sexual function prior to Conclusion Low-dose gabapentin may result in marked sexual dysfunction, including loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, ejaculatory dysfunction, and anorgasmia. Sales of gabapentin have soared in recent years — not because it improves sexual satisfaction — but because it is seen as a safer pain reliever than opioid medication. Patients prescribed gabapentin often complain of side effects such as mood swings, depression, dizziness, fatigue and drowsiness. In men, common side effects of Gabapentin include sleepiness, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, swelling in limbs, and blurred vision. They may also have difficulty achieving an erection, weight gain, memory issues, headaches, and increased susceptibility to infections. Sexual side effects from gabapentin aren’t common. But they’re possible and include decreased sex drive (libido) and trouble getting or keeping erections (erectile dysfunction). If you’re taking gabapentin and experiencing sexual problems, talk with your prescriber.
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