Perimenopause Help

Question by : Do Anti-Depressents have an negative effect on a Males sex drive and erectile penis?
Do Anti-Depressents have an negative effect on a Males sex drive and his erectile penis? And should a guy (as a patient) take this drug if he is suffering with some kind of depression OR anxiety symptomss already. Should I be better off, just continue waiting on meeting someone new (female) in my life, instead of taking this prescribed Anti-Depressents – where it will further lower my drive and erectileneness.

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Answer by candleguy: Under Fallout.
Everybody is different.I can tell you what I experienced.When I took different ones it gave me these side effects (ED),unable to ejaculate,increase stamina and sex drive.Google your medication.If need be I can give you a list of what I used.

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Question by A: Is it possible to be starting menopause and all of the hormonal lab work turn out negative?
My mom is 49 years old and has been having sudden anxiety/depression. She describes what sounds to be like a hot flash combined with sudden anxiety and panic. She went to the MD and was tested for elevated estrogen/progesterone/luteinizing hormone, but all were within normal limits. IS it possible to be starting menopause without having elevated hormones?

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Answer by Louise
Yes that is precisely what happened to me – my results looked fine. The blood tests give normal results based on the average person. However each individual has different hormonal requirements. My specialist put me on a very small dose of estradiol, progesterone and testosterone and my symptoms vanished.

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