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writes: i am having difficultIes with maintaing an erection and I can barely ejaculate at all. I have heard that my body will get used to the drug and I will be back to normal again, is this true or will it cause permanent damage?
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reader, anonymous, writes (23 August 2011): ask your doctor. This is too specialized and dependent on the particular drug. Some anti-depressants will increase libido.
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reader, eddie85 +, writes (22 August 2011):
 I think this is really a question for your doctor or even your pharmacist (you can call and ask anonymously if you are concerned about it). I guarentee you won't be the first to ask that question to him / her. Sometimes a doctor will proscribe another medication to counter act the sexual issues if you want.
It is very common that most of the anti-depressant drugs cause erection / sexual dysfunctions. You don't mention what sort of drug you are taking, so you may want to investigate the drug manufacturer's website to see what they mention as well.
Personally, I think you need to weigh whether you truly need anti-depressants (and you may indeed need them) versus the sexual side effects.
Good luck and get well soon.
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