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What medications help with female sex drive?
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None FDA-approved: Some companies are studying testosterone for use in increasing female sex drive but fda hasn't approved this yet. However, your family doc can prescribe testosterone gel/cream to be compounded at compounding pharmacy just for you. This might work if your t is low. But if you're not in a healthy relationship, no drug will help.
Answered 9/28/2016
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