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My wife is in menopause via hysterectomy. on several meds for bipolar, high bp, thyroid, she has no sex drive. what can i do to help her?
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Caring: While she certainly should talk to her primary MD about her medications it is also important to create a mood and pick a time that would most enhance the opportunities. It does make a difference. Talk to her, listen and help her feel comfortable.
Answered 10/8/2017
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