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How do i lower my red blood cell count my red blood cell were alittle high not much should i worry aboult it

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hemplover
hemplover Answered:

this is definitely something that you should discuss with your doctor.  i'm sure that there are certian medicines and things that you can do to get your blood count to what it should be.  good luck.

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amsalakshmi
amsalakshmi Answered:

blood is red bcoz of iron power .

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You would need to take care of your problem listed below before your blood count decreases.  High red blood count causes impotence, which I am sure has effected you.

 

 

The Impact of Mental Illness on Sexual Dysfunction

Zvi Zemishlany Abraham Weizman

 

Abstract

Sexual dysfunction is prevalent among psychiatric patients and may be related to both the psychopathology

and the pharmacotherapy. The negative symptoms of schizophrenia limit the capability

for interpersonal and sexual relationships. The first-generation antipsychotics cause further deterioration

in erectile and orgasmic function. Due to their weak antagonistic activity at D2 receptors, second-generation

antipsychotics are associated with fewer sexual side effects, and thus may provide an option for

schizophrenia patients with sexual dysfunction. Depression and anxiety are a cause for sexual dysfunction

that may be aggravated by antidepressants, especially selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs).

SSRI-induced sexual dysfunction may be overcome by lowering doses, switching to an antidepressant

with low propensity to cause sexual dysfunction (bupropion, mirtazapine, nefazodone, reboxetine), addition

of 5HT2 antagonists (mirtazapine, mianserin) or coadministration of 5-phosphodiesterase inhibitors.

Eating disorders and personality disorders, mainly borderline personality disorder, are also associated

with sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction in these cases stems from impaired interpersonal relationships

and may respond to adequate psychosexual therapy. It is mandatory to identify the specific sexual

dysfunction and to treat the patients according to his/her individual psychopathology, current pharmacotherapy

and interpersonal relationships.

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