Peter Attia· MD
then there's Dez venlafaxine has — some data suggesting it's less likely to cause sexual dysfunction it probably has to do with the chemical composition and how it's different than Vena vaccine
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then there's Dez venlafaxine has — some data suggesting it's less likely to cause sexual dysfunction it probably has to do with the chemical composition and how it's different than Vena vaccine
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then there's Des venlafaxine has um some data suggesting it's less likely to cause sexual dysfunction it probably has to do with the chemical composition and how it's different than venlafaxine
so there's another category the snris that stands the certain urgent norepinephrine drugs which I know you're familiar with there's more variability in the data on that um so there's Duloxetine there's venlofaxine which is efaxer which is probably the most commonly used one and then there's um Pristiq which is des venlofaxine they're probably all of them are probably similar to the ssris but venlofaxine is interesting at a low level low dose it functions more like an SSRI and that is you kick in above somewhere like 75 is up to 75 is probably low somewhere over 100 to 150 it functions more like an snri and so teasing out the sexual dysfunction is and the dose dependency is a little tricky on that one