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Drugs Causing Sexual Problems





Sexual problems occur in males as well as in females. Drugs affecting the nervous and our endocrine or hormonal system may cause sexual dysfunction.Drugs are among the most common yet unsuspected causes of sexual problems.�They are responsible for nearly ...Read More

Posted on : Tuesday, February 22, 2011 6:35 PM
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i am taking - sertraline 200mg quetiapine 100mg simvastatin 25mg diazepam 4mg omeprazole 20mg ramipril 10mg felodipine 2.5mg I am suffering erectile dysfunction and was wondering if the drugs im taking is causing this. Thank you for your help,my email address is [email protected]
Replied on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 6:35 PM
Touch each other. Too often, particularly in long-term relationships, we stop touching each other unless we want sex. Don’t let that happen! Make a point of touching your partner throughout the day. That could be kissing, hugs, stroking his cheek, even running your fingers through his hair. Then find opportunities for more intensive touching, such as giving each other massages. You will find that your entire body has erotic potential, and it is fun to explore each other’s bodies and find which areas provide pleasurable sensations and which do not. Then communicate this with each other.
Replied on Monday, August 6, 2012 4:29 AM
 


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