How do my underactive thyroid medication (Thyrox 75mcg) and my depression medications (Zosert 100mg and Dicorate ER 500mg) affect my body to cause my low sex drive and difficulty reaching climax during sex? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How do my underactive thyroid medication (Thyrox 75mcg) and my depression medications (Zosert 100mg and Dicorate ER 500mg) affect my body to cause my low sex drive and difficulty reaching climax during sex?

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How do my underactive thyroid medication (Thyrox 75mcg) and my depression medications (Zosert 100mg and Dicorate ER 500mg) affect my body to cause my low sex drive and difficulty reaching climax during sex?

Asked by Male, 19 · 14 hours ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

14 hours ago

Your depression medication, Zosert (sertraline), increases serotonin in your brain. While this helps regulate your mood, higher serotonin levels can naturally lower sex drive and make reaching climax difficult. Additionally, Dicorate ER (divalproex) can cause mild fatigue, further impacting your libido. Thyrox (levothyroxine) keeps your thyroid balanced, but overall hormonal harmony is key. Please don't worry?this is a very common and manageable side effect. I highly recommend discussing this with your doctor, as adjusting the dose or exploring other options can safely help restore your sexual well-being.

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