Neurosteroids and the Nervous System

The natural and intuitive thing to do when is to take the serotonin reuptake mechanism as the main culprit when the subject is pssd and even the whole discontinuation syndrome, this was my first way of thinking, ffs, we are dealing with Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors! After reading Ghost's work about neurosteroids, my focus started to shift.
I have a symptom that I read some people reporting about too, reduction of the whole body sensitivity, I started looking for answers about it. I found similar symptom on people who used finasteride and steroids(bb forums), not only the skin thing but a lot of others symptoms reported by people after SSRI discontinuation. So, what all this drugs have in commom? All of them messes with neurosteroids. Allopregnenolone seems to have been particulary affected by finasteride, ssris, mirtazapine and isotretenoin. So I started looking at them, which led me to find this book:
Neurosteroids and the Nervous System by Steven R. King
http://www.mediafire.com/file/q925jb220kri322/neurosteroids.zip
Take a look at section 8.2 and 19.1 in special.
I have a symptom that I read some people reporting about too, reduction of the whole body sensitivity, I started looking for answers about it. I found similar symptom on people who used finasteride and steroids(bb forums), not only the skin thing but a lot of others symptoms reported by people after SSRI discontinuation. So, what all this drugs have in commom? All of them messes with neurosteroids. Allopregnenolone seems to have been particulary affected by finasteride, ssris, mirtazapine and isotretenoin. So I started looking at them, which led me to find this book:
Neurosteroids and the Nervous System by Steven R. King
http://www.mediafire.com/file/q925jb220kri322/neurosteroids.zip
Take a look at section 8.2 and 19.1 in special.