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Old 04-02-2014, 12:44 AM
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Interesting article...

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The study grew out of a basic observation, said lead researcher Dr. Tung-Chin Hsieh. When men have an orgasm and ejaculate, the amount of the hormone prolactin in the bloodstream surges. Cabergoline lowers prolactin levels, .... Hsieh and his colleagues in the Baylor College men’s health clinic started to prescribe cabergoline “off label” to see if reducing prolactin levels in men might cure anorgasmia.
...but I'm not following this. If prolactin surges during orgasm, why would lowering it help men achieve orgasm?

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