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Priapism Associated with Trazodone Therapy

Culley C. Carson, Robert D. Mino

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Priapism associated with medication use is well known as one of the most difficult forms of priapism to treat. We report 2 cases of priapism and prolonged erection associated with trazodone therapy. The literature is reviewed and potential treatment options are discussed.

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Priapism associated with medication use is well known as one of the most difficult forms of priapism to treat. We report 2 cases of priapism and prolonged erection associated with trazodone therapy. The literature is reviewed and potential treatment options are discussed.

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Priapism associated with medication use is well known as one of the most difficult forms of priapism to treat. We report 2 cases of priapism and prolonged erection associated with trazodone therapy. The literature is reviewed and potential treatment options are discussed.

Key concepts: Priapism, Trazodone, Medicine, Surgery, Psychiatry, Anxiety, Antidepressant

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