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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
At night, just before you go to bed (For tips on how to cope with sexual side effects, please go to question 5. “Fluoxetineis affecting my sex life. How can I deal with sexual side effects?”) Some side effects are serious, and you should speak to a doctor immediately if you experience any of them: Thoughts of suicide or self-harmHeadache, trouble focusing, memory problems, seizures, losing your balance, or feeling weak – these may be signs of low sodium levelsChest pain or shortness of breathSevere dizziness or faintingFeelings of euphoria, excessive enthusiasm or excitement, or feeling restlessUnexpected changes in your weightChanges in your periods such as heavy bleeding, or spotting or bleeding between periodsPainful erections that last for more than four hours (priapism)Abnormal bleeding, such as bloody stool or unexplained bruises It is also important to be aware of the signs of an allergic reaction. If you experience an allergic reaction to fluoxetine, you must see a doctor immediately. Signs of a serious allergic reaction include:Skin rash – for example itchy, red, or swollen skinWheezingTightness in the chest or throatTrouble breathing or talkingSwollen mouth, face, lips, tongue, or throat What are the signs of fluoxetine overdose? If you think you have taken too much fluoxetine, talk to your doctor immediately. Signs of fluoxetine overdose include: Nausea and vomitingFeeling shakyFeeling sleepyHigh feverSeizuresHallucinationsFast heart rateTrouble breathingStiff musclesConstant, uncontrollable muscle spasms 💡 Don’t forget to take fluoxetine, use the MyTherapy app to track your treatment and set alerts. Click here to download MyTherapy for AndroidClick here to download MyTherapy for iOS Fluoxetine is affecting my sex life. How can I cope with sexual side effects? Fluoxetine, like several other antidepressants, can cause sexual side effects. A common side effect is decreased sex drive, and sometimes difficulty achieving orgasm. Men may also experience erectile
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