I need some important advice.I'm 27 years old and have suffered from depression and anxiety all of my life. I'm currently taking Lexapro for this, but I have pretty much been on all of the anti-depressants and anxiety drugs. I have never been in a relationship, but have met someone really special. However, for the last year or so, I have no been able to sustain an erection and have been unable to ejaculate during sex. If i am masturbating, i am able to keep my erection, but not when i'm with someone. I plan on having a real relationship with a special girl, so i want to be able to make love normally. is my loss of erection because of the Lexapro, possibly? am i justified in asking my doctor for a pill such as viagra or cialis? i don't know what to do and I'd love to have some advice. Viagra alternaives
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Caverject 20 Cialis search buy tadalafil cialis Just had a realization and it wasn't what i wanted.Hi. i'm going through a difficult situation that i'm hoping some folks can offer some insight on. please note that i do talk about my sex life in this thread. i've tried to only include relevant/necessary details. my fiance and i previously had a great and very active sex life. this ended nearly two years ago. she had taken an oral contraceptive pill for about a year during that time. then, very suddenly, her labido seemed to disappear. awhile after starting with the pill, i noticed that she became indifferent about sex. i expected this, since i had already read that a common side effect of oral (hormone based) contraceptives was a loss of sex drive. this was okay for some time, because while i became the primary initiator, she still seemed to enjoy it. however, i didn't notice at the time that it was gradually disappearing entirely. once things got to the point where she was hardly ever interested in sex, i became concerned. we had a short and simple discussion about it and decided that she should stop taking the birth control pills. i was really hopeful that things would return to the way they were, since i was beginning to get frustrated. they didn't. despite stopping the use of the birth control, her labido continued to disappear. nowadays, she never thinks about sex or even wants to be touched in anyway that may be even slightly sexual. she often gets angry or snappy if i try to touch her or allude to sex. i once asked if she simply wasn't sexually attracted to me anymore, but she explained that she had no desire at all and that she never even masturbates anymore. for a steady period, i'd say we had sex at least several times a week. now we typically have sex once every t 1000 hree weeks. not only that, but it's not the same at all. it feels much more like rape than sex, and i feel terrible because it's blatantly obvious that she doesn't want to do it and is just letting me have my way. it feels more like some chore that had to be taken care of, and usually ends with the two of us going back to what we were doing almost immediately rather than sharing a long embrace or cuddling up for awhile like we used to. there's no real intimacy, and it isn't satisfying in anyway other than physically. to make matters worse, sex has been painful for her too ever since her labido vanished. i can understand this, since we haven't had any foreplay at all and she is not aroused when it happens. she says she feels burning and stinging, and an uncomfortable sensation she simply can't describe to me that occurs depending on the depth of penetration. this makes me feel extremely guilty afterward. she usually doesn't complain, but i know she's feeling it. i've read that some studies have shown reason to believe that the side effects of oral contraceptives can be long lived, but nowhere did i see estimates that exceeded a year after ceasing to take the pill. it's getting close to two years now since this began, and over the last four or five months i've been getting exceedingly frustrated. i feel terrible, because my frustration often turns into uncalled for outbursts and i'm very worried about the effect this is having on our relationship. please understand, i love my fiance very, very much. i'd hate for this to cause any problems between us. but at the same time, i can't help but get so frustrated about it, especially since things used to be quite different. there's no doubt that some tension has been building. we're both quite young; i'll be 22 this month and she is 23. is this normal or unusual? what could we do to help resolve this or make things easier? what could be causing this utter loss of her labido for so long? any insight or help is appreciated. thanks.
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Ldn't continue because I wasn't erect at that point. Then again, she wasn't helping -- she wouldn't undress. What do you think it is? The Zoloft or just the performance anxiety? I don't know if I should wean off of Zoloft (with help from my doctor, of course) or if it's psychological. I'm hoping in the heat of things I won't have this problem. Edit: See my (healthboards.com/boards/showpost.php?p=3574103&postcount=8) next post for an update/new problem. Ad drug goog kw price viagra What does it mean when your penis is having trouble with getting hardaverage cialis prices
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My physician has talked with Blue Cross/Blue Shield, and they will not pay for either Viagara or Levitra with a diagnosis of hypogonadism. He does not understand why insurance will not accept that diagnosis. The pharmacist says the diagnosis has to be something organic. Has anyone else had the same problem, and what diagnosis worked? Potentially, the doctor could use high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes(although my blood sugar is well controlled at 100 or less,or major depression in remission. Fortunately, I have not had any urolgic surgery for cancer treatment. Any suggestions you can give would be greatly appreciated. G cialis generic overnight Crush and snort viagra?
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