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erectile issue while taking pill.
Hi Im Jd,I am a man who's taking dianne 35 pill for acne prevention and lightning skin. I am taking dianne for almost 2 months now and its really effective for my skin. However, I had a sex to my partner and my **** did not errect. Is this the side effect of the pill? Do I need to drink something to prevent the same issue while drinking dianne or do I need to stop the pill? Please help. Im taking dianne twice a day. Waiting for your favorable response
Thank you!
Thank you!
This will be the first time i had encountered this issue when i started dianne. I did masturbation but it was not errecting till now. Do i need to stop the pill? It will go back to normal once i stop it or i need to take meds like viagra or ginseng. Any advice?
This will be the first time i had encountered this issue when i started dianne. I did masturbation but it was not errecting till now. Do i need to stop the pill? It will go back to normal once i stop it or i need to take meds like viagra or ginseng. Any advice?
Hi,
Diane 35 is the medication that can affect patient's sexual desire. The decreased libido may cause erectile problems, it is true. However, if the issue with erection occurred for the first time and hasn't repeated, possibly the drug should not be blamed. If the sexual problems occurs again, contact your doctor in this regard, to adjust the dosage of the medication.
Diane 35 is the medication that can affect patient's sexual desire. The decreased libido may cause erectile problems, it is true. However, if the issue with erection occurred for the first time and hasn't repeated, possibly the drug should not be blamed. If the sexual problems occurs again, contact your doctor in this regard, to adjust the dosage of the medication.
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