i have been prescribed amitryptiline, not for depression, but for improving issues with urination....the doctor felt i would get up fewer times in the night to pee if i took this drug. is this a common purpose for amitryptiline prescription? when i look up the reasons for prescribing, it only mentions depression. i am having problems getting an erection recently, even when using ED drug....i feel i should quit the amitryptiline usage to combat this very vexing issue. your thoughts?
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I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
* As per my clinical experience, the Amitriptyline has multiple mode of actions apart from depression.
* It helps to relax smooth muscles and relieve many other symptoms of the various body systems.
I recommend to consume the same drug as per advise of your doctor and be in regular follow up with your consultant.
Wish you fine recovery.
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What Is Amitriptyline Prescribed For?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. * As per my clinical experience, the Amitriptyline has multiple mode of actions apart from depression. * It helps to relax smooth muscles and relieve many other symptoms of the various body systems. I recommend to consume the same drug as per advise of your doctor and be in regular follow up with your consultant. Wish you fine recovery. Thank you.