Re: Mild to moderate impotence

[Guest guest]

Ill bet prozac did a good part in erection problem. I took both also

but prozac first and from my experience prozac was the worse erection

killer than zoloft. Anyways goodluck with your therapy and tell us

how the it goes.

>

> I took 100 Mg of Zoloft for 8 months about 10 years ago. My

erections

> were never the same. Then recently I took prozac for about 8

months. I

> did only because my wife wanted me to. I belive my erection

problems

> were from Zoloft. I have used Viagra with some success, but there

has

> been times it didnt work that well. I do still use Viagra

> though.Tommorrow, I will be receiving blood tests for testosterone

> levels, HGH, and a test regarding my receptors. The clinic believes

> that I am at least a candidate for testosterone therapy because of

> prior testosterone tests that were low. I may begin receiving

> testosterone and Human growth hormone therapies with anti-estrogens

and

> Human chorionic gonadotropin (prescribed by a doctor). I will

report to

> all of you if I have any success. These therapies will last from 3

to 6

> months. Hopefully this will correct the harm that Zoloft did to my

> nuerotransmitters and receptors, If not I am out of hope for the

time

> being.

>

[Guest guest]

hey..if you put arificial testerone into your body, your body will

stop producing its own testerone resulting in shrinkage of penis and

testes.

>

> I took 100 Mg of Zoloft for 8 months about 10 years ago. My

erections

> were never the same. Then recently I took prozac for about 8

months. I

> did only because my wife wanted me to. I belive my erection

problems

> were from Zoloft. I have used Viagra with some success, but there

has

> been times it didnt work that well. I do still use Viagra

> though.Tommorrow, I will be receiving blood tests for testosterone

> levels, HGH, and a test regarding my receptors. The clinic believes

> that I am at least a candidate for testosterone therapy because of

> prior testosterone tests that were low. I may begin receiving

> testosterone and Human growth hormone therapies with anti-estrogens

and

> Human chorionic gonadotropin (prescribed by a doctor). I will

report to

> all of you if I have any success. These therapies will last from 3

to 6

> months. Hopefully this will correct the harm that Zoloft did to my

> nuerotransmitters and receptors, If not I am out of hope for the

time

> being.

>