
Suffering From Anxiety, Depression And Erectile Dysfunction. Taking Fluvoxine. Can I Take Viagra?

but due to consipation problem they told me stop and suggested Fluvoxine 100 day and night and Duzela 40 MG night.
My question is Can I use Viagra for errection problem including this medicine
Now I am taking Fluvoxine 100 mg day and night and Duzela 40 MG night
Please suggest some medicine
Many anti-depressants, especially SSRI anti-depresssants can have a side effect of causing sexual dysfunction. So, it is likely that your erectile dysfunction could have started as a result of the side effects of Nexito. Like you have mentioned, because of this, the medication had been subsequently changed to Maxigline, then Milnace and now, you are currently on Fluvoxine and Duzella.
While using the current combination of medication, you can safely use Viagra or similar medications for erectile dysfunction. I would suggest that Tadalafil (Megalis) would be a better option that Viagra (Sildenafil). This is because it has a longer duration of action and lesser side effects. Moreover, since the duration of action of Tadalafil is about 2 - 3 days, you don't have to take it daily also. Tadalafil (Megalis) comes in doses of 10 and 20 mg. It is better to start with 10 mg and if this is effective and comfortable, the same dose can be continued.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist & Sexologist


I want to kwow whether Viagra is addictive medicine?
Can I use this life time (if I con't overcome from Erection problem)
Once I Stopped Fluvoxine and Duzella with suggestion Can I overcome from Erection problem and if it is possible please suggest some techniques to overcome this problem and My request keep the records secreatly that means should not show in website
thanks
Viagra is not an addictive medicine and is safe for short term use. However, there is no sufficient medical evidence about its safety for long term or continuous use.
But don't worry, since your erection problem is predominantly due to the anti-depressant medication, it is most likely to improve when the medication is reduced or stopped after some time.
One more option which can be considered is to change your anti-depressant medication to something which does not have such sexual side effects. There are certain anti-depressants like Bupropion, etc. which can be helpful in treating depression as well as help with sexual dysfunction also. But any change has to be done only after careful consideration and a detailed psychological evaluation. So, I would suggest that you discuss about this option with your doctor.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist & Sexologist

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