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  5. I am taking Daxid and Primox (antidepressants), Cresar 40 for BP, Zemer, Ondero Met, and Voglister for diabetes. I completely lost my sex drive 3-4 years ago and am now overweight (BMI 30). What should I do?

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I am taking Daxid and Primox (antidepressants), Cresar 40 for BP, Zemer, Ondero Met, and Voglister for diabetes. I completely lost my sex drive 3-4 years ago and am now overweight (BMI 30). What should I do?

Asked by Male, 35 · 5 months ago

Dr. S Aneela

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

5 months ago

Talk to your doctor about reviewing your medications, as some antidepressants and diabetes drugs can lower sex drive. Focus on gradual weight loss through diet and exercise, manage blood sugar and blood pressure, and consider counselling or hormone evaluation if needed.
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  1. Medications and Their Possible Effects

    • Antidepressants (Daxid, Primox) and diabetes medications (Ondero Met, Voglister) can reduce sex drive and contribute to weight gain. Blood pressure medication (Cresar 40) may also play a role.

  2. Impact of BMI and Health Conditions

    • A BMI of 30 indicates overweight, which can affect sexual health. Hypertension and diabetes further complicate weight management and sexual function.

  3. Lifestyle Changes to Improve Sex Drive and Weight

    • Adopt a balanced diet and engage in regular physical activity. Manage stress and ensure adequate sleep. These steps can help improve both weight and sexual health.

  4. Monitoring and Medical Follow-up

    • Consult healthcare providers before altering medications or lifestyle. Regularly monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, and mental health.

  5. Supportive Measures

    • Consider counseling for mental health and sexual health concerns. Discuss medication side effects with a specialist if they persist.

Answered 5 months ago

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