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I can't get an erection anymore and my libido is gone. i started lexapro at this time and doubled my geodon (ziprasidone) dosage to 120 mg. could it be both or one?
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Decreased erection: Certainly can be related to lexapro (escitalopram). This is a fairly common side effect. Talk to you doctor about other options
Answered 8/23/2016
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