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Should a sudden increase in libido be a concern? i've never felt like this my whole life so no it's not common for me . i'm a 26 y/o female, thanks.
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Consult with your: physician. If there is no physiological reason, there could be a psychiatric one worth exploring. It can be a sign of a manic episode.
Answered 5/29/2016
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