ArticleBiology2026
Effects of Chronic Paroxetine Exposure and Irisin Treatment on Sexual Motivation, Reproductive Endocrine Profile, and Vaginal Histological and Immune-Inflammatory Outcomes in Adult Female Rats.
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Abstract
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), particularly paroxetine, are frequently associated with sexual dysfunction, yet their effects on female reproductive endocrine regulation and the local vaginal tissue environment remain incompletely characterized. Irisin is an exercise-responsive adipomyokine with reported reproductive and immunomodulatory actions, but its influence during chronic paroxetine exposure is unknown. This study evaluated the behavioral, endocrine, histological, and immune-related effects of chronic paroxetine treatment and examined whether irisin changed responses. Forty regularly cycling female Sprague-Dawley rats were allocated to sham control, paroxetine, irisin, or paroxetine + irisin groups (
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