Reporting PSSD symptoms helps to identify and monitor long-term adverse effects of antidepressants, leading to improved drug safety information and patient care. It also raises awareness, supports research, and ensures that patient experiences are recognized and addressed by the healthcare system. Adverse event reporting is very important, and can be done online in a short amount of time. 

Reporting PSSD & Diagnostic Codes

PSSD has official diagnostic codes. When reporting symptoms make sure to quote these codes in your report:

Why Report to the US and UK Systems?


While we encourage PSSD patients worldwide to report their symptoms, we specifically recommend submitting reports to the US FDA's MedWatch system and the UK's Yellow Card scheme, regardless of your country of residence. Both systems accept reports from international patients, and concentrating reports in these major regulatory databases helps strengthen the signal for PSSD recognition. When reports are scattered across dozens of different national reporting systems, the data becomes diluted and individual countries may not see enough cases to take action. By focusing our reporting efforts on these two influential regulatory bodies, we can build a stronger evidence base that is more likely to prompt regulatory acknowledgment, research funding, and policy changes that will benefit PSSD patients globally. The FDA and MHRA are also among the most transparent agencies, making reported data publicly accessible for researchers and advocacy efforts.