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Va gives this to me but i dont take but now its said this drug helps ed?

Are you talking about oral pills or injections?

My urologist prescribed me oral trazodone once and it was awful, side effects were unbearable: headaches, tachycardia, insomnia. I had to quit but I do know several guys that had no problems with it. Trazodone is an alpha blocker, so it should improve erections.

I prefer oral phentolamine, it is also an alpha blocker and side effects are minimal. Everyone is different though, and only your doctor can say what's best for you.

Flavio wrote:Are you talking about oral pills or injections?

My urologist prescribed me oral trazodone once and it was awful, side effects were unbearable: headaches, tachycardia, insomnia. I had to quit but I do know several guys that had no problems with it. Trazodone is an alpha blocker, so it should improve erections.

I prefer oral phentolamine, it is also an alpha blocker and side effects are minimal. Everyone is different though, and only your doctor can say what's best for you.

They gave me trazadone then shifted to citoalopram not foe ed but for nightmares from ptsd i looked.up both one gives ed other helps ed

In the early stages of my ED, I was on trazodone for several years in the '80s. It helped. But over time my ED worsened, and I moved on to viagra and cialis, and eventually to injections.

My recollection is that the doc who prescribed the traz told me that it was basically a sleep aid or tranquilizer. But it had been discovered to have the side effect of enhancing or inducing erections.

My wife was prescribed trazadone for night terrors related to pstd. It didn't work for her. One known but rare side effect is priapism in men.

Trazodone is used to treat depression and insomnia. It's actually a pretty good sleeping pill. Ive taken it for 6+ months recently as a sleeping pill, never once gave me a stiffy, even a chubby, so Im a bit surprised someone would prescribe it as a treatment for ED.