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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A side effect of some (many?) meds for depression is diminished sex drive.   So taking a ED med along side of this is a good response.

For example, I'm on the highest dose possible for the SSRI I take and my sex drive was zero for a while and then improved to about once a month.  If I didn't take the SSRI, I'd be full-time miserable, depressed, emotionally unresponsive, and not interested in sex.  If I take the SSRI, I am happy, participate in human interactions, and rarely think of sex.

My preference is to be alive and happy.[/quote]Viagra does nothing at all to improve libido.  A man's sex drive will not change after taking it.  If the problem is in his head, it most likely won't work.  You have to be turned on same as normal and then it helps achieve the desired physical result.  That's it.[/quote]

Good point:  Viagra (and similar drugs) do zero for lack of drive.  Maybe PP was thinking of low-T.

Viagra itself also does not cause an erection all by itself.  A truly gay male could take all the viagra in the world and still would not “become aroused” by a woman.  Viagra only facilitates an erection if the man is actually attracted to his partner (and the attraction part is in his brain).[/quote]

Not to hijack, but do meds help if a man can get hard on their own, but can't last long? And could meds make them last too long? The equipment works, but would prefer the act last longer than a minute, but not 30 either. [/quote]

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