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Uhhhhh..... I think it's just wonderful that alla youse Parkie-mens is getting aroused by these prescribed aphrodisiacs <sic> yer being forced to take several times a day! (grinning) I sure hope you're not single! <hate to waste a good thing> NOW... what 'bout us WIMMINS with PD, huh? Over the years, I've only taken Sinemet, which hasn't done a thing for my love life one way or the other (it WOULD prolly help to have a permanent fella in my life to use as a test subject, tho) <wee smirk>. Should I push Kaiser (my HMO) into getting Mirapex on their formulary NOW as opposed to next month.... errrrrrrr... to make up for lost time? (so to speak) Or is this "bonus effect" from some PD drugs only a "male-type-thing?" (Barb stamps her foot and demands equal benefits for wimmins!) <giggle> Barb Mallut [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: Parkinson's Information Exchange On Behalf Of P. Schark Sent: Sunday, August 03, 1997 5:18 AM To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN Subject: Re: Male sexual arousal and PD drugs Sorry, Jake. If your experience with mirapex is like mine, they may have to keep you in a cage. Compared to parlodel, which I took before the three years I was on mirapex (pramipexole), the latter is a more potent aphrodisiac.