supplements for ocd & libido problems from ssri?

[ok2017]

hi

im 32 years old man & i take Sertraline for ocd/depression. but there are two problems 1-it is not enough for my mood, 2-it ruined my libido.
so i want to add supplements help with these two problems.

for ocd/depression i tried to add:
inositol, omega3, magnesium, curcumin, multi: they helped a little.
ashwagandha: did not help at all.

for ssri related libido problem i tried : maca, ginkgo. they did not help at all.

thanks.

 

[bluestaffy09]

Ksm66, vitamin d3 and k2. Pine pollen, l-citrulline, p5p

 

[EricMM]

hi

im 32 years old man & i take Sertraline for ocd/depression. but there are two problems 1-it is not enough for my mood, 2-it ruined my libido.
so i want to add supplements help with these two problems.

for ocd/depression i tried to add:
inositol, omega3, magnesium, curcumin, multi: they helped a little.
ashwagandha: did not help at all.

for ssri related libido problem i tried : maca, ginkgo. they did not help at all.

thanks.

Check out Rise and Swell. I use it any time I have some stamina issues (much is mental but having a little insurance makes a big difference).

http://mindandmuscle.net/articles/rise-and-swell/

Stacks great with prohormones muscleupjohn lol

 

[Daff]

Get diesel test and raw test for libido
???

 

[criticalbench]

You are coming from the dopamine, prolactin pathway with zoloft.. you will have a tricky time enhancing your libido.. it wont be easy. As in order to reverse libido issues, you are reversing the way the medication works.. so you are basically countering the effects of the med.

 

[jarrellt67]

I know you asked for supplement ideas but you could talk to your doctor about adding Bupropion. It's a common addition to Sertraline to counter libido issues (not to mention added antidepressant activity).

 

[cheftepesh1]

This is something I would really talk to your doctor about. There could be drug interactions that a board like this may not be aware of.

 

[bigdavid]

As someone mentioned above only Wellbutrin (bupropion) can reverse this side effect. If it’s that life shattering consider switching to one of the newer SSRI type drugs...the only two (available in the US, not sure about Europe) are Trintellix and Viibryd. Both websites have savings cards for them makes it only $10/month copay. They have less sexual side effects due to the MOA