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Was having pexep 25mg, maxgalin 300mg , zapiz 1 mg sinxe 5 months. After weight gain and libido issues on pexep 25mg, dr switched me to vilano 20mg, it gave me brain zaps. Then switched me to bupron xl 150. It also gave me brain zaps. I was wondering why those medicnes gave brain zaps. Was maxgalin responsible for that becoz dr dropped me to 150mg.? So, Then switched me to rexipra 10mg. I am ok now. And now dr is tapering vry slow on maxgalin. As for libido issues, consulted a sexologist. He gave me modula 5, duralast 30mg, nano leo. I also have bp. So i take bp meds also. However,want to know that overall am i on right medications and right process?
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You should ask to your treating Dr only.
If you ask for second opinion u will get confuse what to do now?
To whom u will follow, u can't ask ur treating Dr that he should write according to u.
So u should tell ur problem to treating doctor only
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All antihypertensive medicines can cause sexual dysfunction specially erectile dysfunction. Diet control, reduced salt intake and regular physical exercise can help you.
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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat
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13 yrs exp
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If you are doing well , you need to continue with this medication
For any query, you can ask your treating doctor as he is the person who has assessed you
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