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Posted 24 Sep 2016 at 17:31
Back again with same problems, how do you beat ED blues or depression, I've been advised that I'm clinicaly depressed (what else would a man be with ED be) scared to take antidepressants because this will effect my libido ,there are therapists who talk about theses things has anybody tried this
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Posted 24 Sep 2016 at 20:04

Hello Henry
Sorry you not feeling good. ED is a killer for some of us. Not just a physical affliction but deeply mental for some of us also. I have good days and bad as you know. And so do you. It doesn't bother some men and I guess we are all different and different ages and have different relationships with our partners.
All I really want to say is that I think you should try anti depressants and see if you can feel better. It's a vicious circle as if you get really down , even fully functioning men can get ED. So many things create an erection and if your mood is low it can be a killer.
For what it's worth I have had mental illness for 24 years and have pretty much been on everything at one point or another. And guess what ? Up until this bloody cancer I could get a hard-on even if the wind just changed direction. So they didn't affect me that way.
I just want you to be well and happier. Give them a try maybe.
Chris

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Posted 24 Sep 2016 at 21:06
H

Not used anti depressants so cannot help there.

I have said many times you do not need an erection for vaginal intercourse, we use a method simalar to the following, with great results.

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=jsU3IsgiaO8C&pg=PA128&lpg=PA128&dq=flaccid+intercourse&source=bl&ots=wI9rQOFf0Z&sig=6DDBAO3LMS5Cmf66tgKF3c3zDlI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiD-pj47JTLAhVJthQKHblNCa8Q6AEIGjAE#v=onepage&q=flaccid%20intercourse

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Thanks Chris

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