Anti-depressant with the least sexual side effects?

Answer 1

No anti-depressant is known to have minimum side-effects for everybody as far as I am aware. We all seem to have different body chemistries which react differently with each AD. It is, unfortunately, a matter of experimentation to find the AD which works best, or at least with tolerable side-effects, for the person taking them. Don't get me wrong, I have the utmost confidence that for any individual, there is an AD which will have minimum side-effects and provide relief of the symptoms of depression. It is also possible that one of the other techniques available (non-medicinal) will prove effective. I base my words on my own experience and from reading the symptoms of many depressed people who write on the web at help sites. I am not medically qualified; just an ex-depressed person who needed medication and was prepared to try many tablet types before finding one which worked for me. Being a patient patient and having an understanding Doctor Who listens to your reports of bad side-effects and is prepared to try a new drug possibly several times is the surest way to resolving depressive episodes.

Answer 2

Unfortunately, that varies with individuals. SSRIs like Wellbutrin are probably the least disruptive overall. However, keep in mind that depression also affects sexual desire and performance, and that it can, in addition, be fatal. The medication that works best for you is the one you should be taking. Your physician may have to assist you in several trials before you find the right one, because everyone's brain chemistry is a little bit different.

Answer 3

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