Can males take Diurex?
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This is a diuretic which means it helps the body excrete more fluids. Last time I checked the process of eliminating excess fluids through the kidneys were the same for males as for females so obviously a male can take this drug. Meantime if you had any sense you would lay off the protein drinks, you are headed for long term damage.
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You shouldn't\nTake it to your doctor to check it out.\nAnd if not, make sure to read the label and make sure no testosterone is in it cause you might end up like a man.
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Ok my ex uses Cialis- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you havent used either of these. Before you thinking of just taking the free samples and going on a humping spree. Consult your doctor. Not every male is going to have a good react with these pills.
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Well, I should think so--but first, is he on any other medications? First, check those to see if they have any dangerous interactions with xanax. If not, it seems like it should be okay. I'm not a doctor, though, so take this with a grain of salt.
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Steroids. JK don't take them\ngo here http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArtEjw_ZbPGu0PmIS1Z4JWbAFQx.?qid=1006032808376
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Medication, especially diuretics.
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The amount of iron he was able to pump during workouts was decreasing, after steadily increasing for years. Worse, the antidepressants he takes seemed to stop working, and his mood darkened. “I was going down the tubes,” recalls Logan, of Nashua, N.H. Then, during a physical, his doctor checked Logan’s testosterone level and discovered it was low. Logan was referred to a specialist, and after a workup that included tests for prostate cancer (results negative), he began receiving testosterone-replacement therapy (TRT). “I was going into a pretty bad depression right when I started the therapy,” says Logan. “And man, I’ll tell you, three days after I had that first shot it kicked me out of my depression like a mule.” Seven months later, Logan continues to receive a testosterone shot every two weeks and, though no one really knows what the long-term health effects are, he has no plans to stop TRT. “I’m sold on it,” he says.\n\nTestosterone is hot, the hormone of choice for hundreds of thousands of middle-aged men determined to stave off the constellation of symptoms, including erectile dysfunction and loss of libido, that have come to be known by some as andropause, the male version of menopause. Doctors wrote more than 1.9 million prescriptions for testosterone in 2002, a 27 percent increase over 2001, according to IMS Health, which tracks the pharmaceutical industry. Nearly 1.3 million prescriptions were written in the first six months of 2003 alone. With 4 million to 5 million American men walking around with abnormally low testosterone, those numbers should continue to rise.\n\nBut as older men line up for TRT there is growing concern that they could suffer a fate similar to the millions of women who for years used hormone-replacement therapy (HRT) for the symptoms of menopause. They thought it was safe and even protected them from disease, until the summer of 2002, when a major study by the Women’s Health Initiative was halted after it became clear that HRT actually increased a woman’s risk of breast cancer and heart disease. In an effort to avoid a replay of that nightmare, the National Institutes of Health has created a special task force to study ways to assess the risks and benefits of TRT in older men. One option the task force could recommend: a big clinical trial like the one that revealed the dangers of HRT. The task- force report won’t be released until November, but experts say the high cost of a large study—possibly $100 million or more—could be an obstacle. Another potential snag: it might be difficult to design a large-scale trial of TRT in older men without first doing more small-scale studies to gather additional data.\n\nThere’s also an ethics question. Is it OK to give older men testosterone in a long-term study when there’s a possibility that it could be harmful? Perhaps not, but lots of men—an estimated 819,000 in 2002, the majority (57 percent) between 46 and 65—are already using testosterone gels, patches, injections and pills. With that number sure to increase (it jumped 29 percent in a year), the question might be: is it ethical not to do a big study?\n\nTestosterone, which circulates in the blood at levels that vary from hour to hour (normal range is from 300 to 1,200), has some traits that may make TRT risky. It’s well known that testosterone can feed the growth of prostate cancer, which becomes more common as men age. It may also contribute to heart disease by facilitating blood clotting and reducing levels of HDL, the good cholesterol, says Dr. Todd Nippoldt, an endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic. This raises the possibility that the decline in testosterone that accompanies aging might be one way nature protects older men against prostate cancer and heart disease.\n\nBut could the potential benefits of TRT outweigh the potential risks? Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, a professor at Harvard Medical School, has analyzed dozens of short-term TRT studies and is convin
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Effoxor and others like is (Plavix?) tend to sedate/depress sexual stimulus (for real - no joke).  Its subtle, bnnut you definately don't have "any interest" when taking them.
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Nah, but too much insulin and you won't get much action out of him, unless he goes into convulsions. Then just plant yourself on him and feed him candy.\n\nBut seriously, take my wife... please.\n\nNo, but seriously, have him take 400 or 1000 IU of vitamin E every day. This will work for any guy with low sperm count.
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Yasmin. It has a WAY lower dose of the male hormones.
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No, make him go get tested.  If he isn't willing to do that, then you shouldn't be willing to give him anything.
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Yes, they can cause impotence. I would speak with my doctor. Maybe there is an alternative med that won't have as bad of a side effect.
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get him put on a different medication
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Of course!!!its really really really really really really really really really BAD!! hell grow boobs and loose his male aura...Make that guy stop taking it!!
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http://www.enzyte.com/\nhttp://www.prozac.com/\n\nEnzyte is for "natural male enhancement"\nProzac is an anti-depressant\n\nTalk to your doctor
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Look up zucor on www.drugs.com and they will list interactions on there if there are any.
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yes, take them daily. the u.s.r.d.a. sets standards that are the minimum amount of each vitamin or mineral supplement that the average joe would need to survive. taking more than that supplies your body with what it needs to heal and grow and protect itself from viuses and bacteria, blah blah blah. good luck !