Diabetes Medicine
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Alfred
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Sounds like its an anti-depressant with some potentially serious side-effects.
See https://medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a697048.html
So best to stay right away unless prescribed by your doctor
See https://medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a697048.html
So best to stay right away unless prescribed by your doctor
Melody
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Definitely a conversation to have with your doctor! Sertraline is part of the SSRI family and generally people with DM2 are prescribed non SSRI antidepressants.
If you want to read through some medical journals you can search https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
If you want to read through some medical journals you can search https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
Ninja
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Ooppss i thought they were diabetes meds. Ooppss. Lol.
Anyways the side effects seem to be ya cant finish. Ok if ya young i guess but when it takes longer than an hour of trying ya get worn out. Ha ha.
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The only pill I want is to make and keep my doodle hard for long periods of time
Luckypete 08
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Yes i have type 2 diabetes and yes i take Sertraline and when i first started taking them at the start of the year a
100mg tablet which would give me hot flushes and my vision would go whitish(hard to explain) and would continue for at least 1 to 2 hours but after a little practice and timing how to use the pills properly i realised that 50mg worked just as good with less side effects and i take them always on an empty stomach and my AMP lady commented on how much better i was performing so maybe take a lesser dose and see how you go
Luckypete 08
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Viagra doesn't work very well with me taking say Zoloft so it's a catch 22 situation...stay off the antidepressants and use viagra and you get hard.....use both and you are limp....this is only concerning me and have no idea about how others cope.