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HomeQ & AQuestionsOxyContin - What effect does... Question posted by jolson567 on 14 Jan 2012 Last updated on 12 June 2018 erection Is next to impossible. My partner is a regular user of OxyContin due to his health and it effects the sexual life badly. The ability to orgasm is greatly diminished, but not impossible. An over the counter supplement called libido-max helped a lot, but caused some stomach upset. If you take all 4 pills at once, like the label says, it's gonna upset your stomach and ruin your plans. If you plan ahead and space the pills out about one every 1-2 hours with some food, it makes all the difference. It ruins the spontaneity, but after 20 years of marriage and 2 kids, we're happy to get any time to be intimate, even if we have to plan it ahead of time. I'm off the OxyContin after 11 years of back pain, and now have hypersensitivity. Basically, it means that my body is overly sensitive to compensate for the deadening of the nerve pain from the OxyContin. My problem now is that I orgasm TOO quickly! It is common for men who take any type of opiates, including OxyContin, to not be able to orgasm during sex or to have great trouble reaching orgasm. In my experience it lowers sex drive big time, and having an orgasm is close to impossible when your using. Neither my husband or I can when we were on opiates. In about 1% people who take OxyContin decreased sex drive; impotence (also known as erectile dysfunction, or ED) has been reported as one of its many rare side effects.Maybe taking to a doc who prescribed the med could be of help, take care, best wishes! kittycatgirl2 14 Jan 2012 I think it's a depressant so... Related topicsoxycontin, sex, erection Further information OxyContin uses and safety info OxyContin prescribing info & package insert (for Health Professionals) Side effects of OxyContin (detailed) Similar questions Search for questionsStill looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
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