|
|
Rank: Advanced Wordsmith
Joined: 7/4/2012
Posts: 52
Location: United States
|
Am taking a depression medicine and its wrecking my sex-life,"the little blue pill is no help!",any ideas?
|
|
Rank: Matriarch
Moderator
Joined: 12/6/2006
Posts: 29,270
|
See your doctor.
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Definitely see your Dr. There are alternative medications. Ask Dr. about Lamictal. Been around for years...Works like a champ. It may hinder cumming but you will be able to get hard a a diamond again.....
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Irishdandy wrote:Definitely see your Dr. There are alternative medications. Ask Dr. about Lamictal. Been around for years...Works like a champ. It may hinder cumming but you will be able to get hard a a diamond again..... I've been on Lamictal for years, but not for depression. But lamictal hasn't killed my libido at all or my ability to cum. Might be why I take a bit longer than usual to cum, but that all depends on how turned on I am.
|
|
 
Rank: Princess Blondie
Joined: 10/10/2012
Posts: 3,137
Location: In His Heart, United States
|
I agree with the others. See a doctor. I've been on medication that has killed my sex drive too. A lot of depression medicine can though. For both men and women. I wish you the best in finding one that works well for you.
†Jinxy Approved† 
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
don't worry. be happy. thn you won't need ANY pills.
|
|
Rank: Detention Seeker
Joined: 8/17/2010
Posts: 1,459
Location: Over your Knee Screaming and Kicking!, United King
|
I agree see your Doctor and request that he or she takes you off of the shuffle pills and replaces them with happy pills. Their are a lot of treatments for depression and not all are suited to an individuals needs so please do go see that doc.
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
KOJA wrote:Am taking a depression medicine and its wrecking my sex-life,"the little blue pill is no help!",any ideas? General information has it that 'antidepressant' drugs causes a loss of libido. If u r not taking medicines for high-blood-pressure, then you can try taking drug for erecting your penis, of course after consulting your doctor.
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
KOJA wrote:Am taking a depression medicine and its wrecking my sex-life,"the little blue pill is no help!",any ideas? E.D. or Erectile Dysfunction" or failure to have an erection of your sweet cock can be treated with 'Viagra' the chemical name being 'Sildenafil Citrate'
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Guest wrote:don't worry. be happy. thn you won't need ANY pills. Not that I'll get any gratification from saying this, you being gone and all, whomever you were, but that's a rather short-sighted, ignorant view to take. Not everything can be fixed with a smile and a "fake it until you make it" attitude.
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Guest wrote:don't worry. be happy. thn you won't need ANY pills. You probably will not see this, but that is a awful ignorant thing to say. If you are saying that about depression, you have obviously never been through it. It's not something you just wake up and decide to be happy. If you are saying they should not need pills for a erection, once again, you have probably never been through it. To the OP. I agree. Talk to your doctor. I was on 2 different anti-depressants before I found one that worked for me. It is a trial and error thing. Good Luck. 
|
|
Rank: Forum Guru
Joined: 10/19/2011
Posts: 737
Location: where bugs die
|
def see your doctor so many anti depressants that do not reduce your libido...cymbalta etc..but dont stop your current until you see YOUR doctor..ok
it will get better i promise!
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Ok I probably offend somone here,......get a younger partner
|
|
Rank: Lurker
Joined: 12/1/2006
Posts: 926,631
|
Some blood pressure medications can also affect erection and libido. I take L-Arginine, which helps increase blood flow, and can get good erections with some work. Be sure to check with your doctor or pharmacist to prevent adverse reactions to your current medications.
|
|
|
Guest |