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Well I just read that ginko biloba should help with my libido I finally found my prescription's that work my libido is shot my husband loves me but I can't get aroused like before I had the prescription's I am hoping this ginko biloba will work for me.
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What prescriptions are you taking that are reducing your libido?
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It's a stimulant so you'll probably just have more energy, not necessarily affect your libido. Doctors will often add Welbutrin to antidepressants to help with sexual side effects or even changing to a different med.
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How good is Welbutrin at enhancing libido?
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My p-doc said gingko helps with female orgasms. Didn't help me.
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To my knowledge it doesn't actually enhance your libido, but when used in conjunction with typical antidepressants such as SSRI's or SNRI's, it can help counteract the loss of libido.
On the other hand, Viibryd sometimes has the side effect of actually increasing libido. Sometimes very significantly. But Viibryd can have some issues such as exacerbating anxiety issues and it carries one heck of a punch when you're trying to ramp up to a therapeutic dose. ... talk about a sick tummy ... __________________ Helping to create a kinder, gentler world by flinging poo. |
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This is a very interesting topic for me. I know the post is a month old and I hope you dont mind me resurfacing it!
I do believe that ginko works on the basis of increasing the blood flow to the desired areas needed to help stimulate orgasm. My partner orgasms really quick during sex or sexual contact. I on the other hand find it extremely difficult to, and even by myself I have to warm myself and my body up before I do so. I have reynaud's disease, which to explain in simple terms = bad circulation! its a condition that affects the way blood is distributed to certain parts of the body especially the fingers and toes (i always have cold feet and find them really hard to warm up. Even with a hot water bottle it takes about half an hour to the blood rush back to my feet.) My partner, on the other hand has really good blood circulation (he's always hot, his heart beats quite solidly, in fact at night I can often hear his heart beat quite loudly when he is laid in bed next to me). I have always had this theory that his premature ejeculation is related to his tendancy to have a good blood flow to his nether regions - it makes sense, blood rushes down there and stimulates our nerve endings to become more sensitive, voila, the predisposition to orgasm quicker. Ginko Bilobo is a natural circularity booster, often used to manage the symptoms of reynauds disease. I have some in the cupboard, and now from reading this post and gaining the knowledge that ginko helpls with 'libido', I will be doing some experimenting for sure! __________________ ~ HEY! I run a site on mental health called The Manic Years. I'm looking for some brave souls to share their own personal encounters with mental health. Are you up for sharing your story? Please get in touch on themanicyears@gmail.com. Thank you ~ Follow my blog here; http://themanicyears.com Lola Olivia ~ 7/11/11 ~ my reason for breathing Bipolar Affective Disorder type 2 - (2013) 'Borderline traits' Dissociative episodes |
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I just don't take meds that affect me that way. There is such a wide variety of types and brands out there that I'm sure one can find one that works the best for them.
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