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Can you tell me about decresed sex drive by psychiatrich treatment with chlorimipramine?
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If you are having: Decreased sex drive on a psychiatric medication, tell the prescribing psychiatrist. They may be able to suggest an alternative medication that does not have reduced sexual drive as a side effect.
Answered 12/12/2016
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