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What medication can be taken for no sex drive?
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Depends on reason: Losing one's sex drive can happen for many reasons including depression or anxiety,relationship problems, traumatic experiences,and sexual performance anxiety. Medication will help some of these but not others. The first step is to talk with someone about why this is happening so that the best treatment can be chosen.
Answered 5/14/2016
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