AboutDr Alan Galbraith Expertise I can answer most questions on most drugs. Answers can be given in either technical or layperson terminology. My main areas of interest are psychiatric, gastrointestinal and cardiovascular drugs.
Experience I have been a university lecturer/head of department for almost thirty years, but am now retired. My research interests were alcohol, smoking and cardiovascular disease.
Organizations Institute of Biology, London.
Publications Author of "Fundamentals of Pharmacology" 5th Edition published in November 2007 by Pearson Education, Australia.
Question dear sir,
my anxiety is not controlling from mitrazapine and etizolam, when i was in india last month one psychitirist suggeted me to take sertreline tablet he said it will only create delay in ejaculation but it nither increase libodo or nor decrease libido and it will be good for your case , sir what is your suggestion on it , doctor said delay ejaculation is even temporary as early as you will leave this medicine you will be back to normal.
suggest me the best on it i am fedup with anxiety and my mind is always upset it is not elevating.
Answer Dear Majid
Yes, sertraline does usually delay ejaculation without normally interfering with libido (although it can on occasion). It may be worth a try. However, I think in view of your extreme anxiety and reading between the lines of all your communications you are going to need some other form of support rather than chopping and changing drugs continuously. Try to find a psychiatrist who uses psychotherapy as tool. There are various types of this and a competent psychotherapist may be able to suggest a suitable programme for you which will help just as much as chemicals or maybe even better.
Regards
Alan Galbraith
PS You must give the mirtazepine more time to kick in - usually 2-3 weeks but it can take up to 6 weeks.
