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I used to have a high sex drive but for a few years i've lost interest, become fatigued, and gained 50 lbs despite no change in diet or activities?!
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See your family doc: You should see your family doctor for evaluation for causes of rapid weight gain, including polycystic ovarian disease and hypothyroidism. If those are negative a sleep study should be done to rule out sleep apnea. Cushing's disease should also be ruled out. Best wishes.
Answered 4/9/2016
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