What is Causing Impotency? Is it Zoloft? Should I consider Posted: 03-05-06 18:42pm
I have a problem recently. I just broke up
with my ex around xmas, didn't want her
sexually anymore, wasn't in love anymore
either. Also I recently came off of Zoloft
because I could never come and would lose
erection with my last girlfriend in
minutes. Well, I met this new girl, I am
so into her, I am nervous. The thing is I
can get an erection, but the second we go
to do it, I go limp. I am afraid. I don't
want it to ruin this new thing. It seems
like it is nerves. . . . but can viagra
help with this? I am only 27. I wake up
with morning erections, so my unit seems
to still work. . . .I am nerved out I
think. I have not been masturbating lately
either, I used to do it a lot but I went
like a week or two without, and I did it
this morning and came before I even got
hard!!!!!!!????? Is it broken? Should I
try viagra or something? I don't smoke, I
exercise, I am a vegetarian, should I eat
more meat? Do I just think about it too
much. . . but how can I not, when it is so
important to me? Advice anyone? Am I going
to be like this forever?
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A780 Posted: 04-18-06 07:52am
People taking Zoloft can experience an
erection for a few minutes. At this time,
however, you report a lack of erection,
not even for a few seconds. Zoloft is
important for treating anxiety disorder.
Anxiety can cause impotency. I don’t
think that Viagra will help you but you
won’t lose anything if you try it. You
can ask for expert help from mental health
professional or a doctor who prescribes
Viagra.
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