L-arginine

[Nicolito]

I have low libido and very mild ED from antidepressants.

Doc suggested l-arginine as a mild boost to erections.

Anyone has experience on the issue ?

 

[blind_one]

antidepressants.

Drop them , seriously. Get tested for hormones. There might be something seriously wrong with them if your mood is constantly ****.

Check them, fix your diet and lift weights you will feel like a new born man.

 

[mrgoodstuff]

I have low libido and very mild ED from antidepressants.

Doc suggested l-arginine as a mild boost to erections.

Anyone has experience on the issue ?

Antidepressants can lower libido and cause ED... Make sure your not depressed because your not moving around. Excersize. It's possible you don't need the antidepressant meds and just need to take better care of your physical and mental health.

 

[marmel75]

If you are using a standalone, L-Citrulline is more effective than L-Arginine at raising NO levels in the body...Arginine gets used up by the intestines where Citrulline passes thru and then gets converted into Arginine by the body. However, using both in combination is even better and beats using either by themself.

That being said, I'd get your T levels checked. Depression can be a sign of low T levels and ED is DEFINITELY a sign of low T levels.
Have them run a whole spectrum hormonal profile...

Estradiol, Progesterone, DHEA-S(make sure its DHEA-S and not DHEA), T total and T free, SHBG, and Thyroid.

 

[Who Dares Win]

If you are using a standalone, L-Citrulline is more effective than L-Arginine at raising NO levels in the body...Arginine gets used up by the intestines where Citrulline passes thru and then gets converted into Arginine by the body. However, using both in combination is even better and beats using either by themself.

That being said, I'd get your T levels checked. Depression can be a sign of low T levels and ED is DEFINITELY a sign of low T levels.
Have them run a whole spectrum hormonal profile...

Estradiol, Progesterone, DHEA-S(make sure its DHEA-S and not DHEA), T total and T free, SHBG, and Thyroid.

Agree 100%, I would add prolactine to be checked.