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Can taking Lexapro (an antidepressant) kill your sex drive? If so, what are the safest antidepressants?

  • 2 years ago
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Of course it can. Realistically, almost anything you consume can affect any part of your psyche. And since the drug you're taking is specifically geared to affect your psyche in a profound way, there is absolutely no telling how you will be affected. Even if "diminished sex drive" is not a symptom reported by anyone else who has taken the drug, you can still experience that as a result of taking it yourself.

Our brains and personalities are controlled by a rather poorly understood system of chemicals. There's no telling how any aspect of reality will affect you specifically, except through your own experience and interpretation of such.

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  • 2 years ago
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Thanks. U sound like u know a lot about medicine.

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