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What is the cause of pgad? what can relieve the symptoms?
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Pgad: Persistent genital arousal disorder is thought to be due to irregularity in sensory nerves to the genitals, vascular abnormality in the vessels to the genitals, hormonal changes during menopause, pudendal nerve entrapment, or unknown. Some tx include antidepressants, antiandrogen agents, anesthetizing gels, nerve entrapment, and recently the drug Chantix (used for nicotine addiction) has shown +.
Answered 1/1/2023
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