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I have started Fluoexetine 20 in the morning and Amixide one tablet at night for my chronic anxiety, stress and depression. After two days I feel better but there is sexual problem(low libido). I want to change Fluoexetine to Vortioxetine for sexual problem. Please suggest that I have to ignore this side effect or change the medicine.
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You can, but it has to be done by a psychiatrist after consultation. Good luck
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If you continue to face problem with your libido then you should consult your psychiatrist and ask for change. However you can try and wait for 2-3 weeks before changing the medication as just two days is not enough to have evidence for both it's positive and negative effects.
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"Find a place inside where there's joy, and the joy will burn out the pain."
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