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I'm constantly tired especially after eating and have no sex drive. been urinating more lately but blood pressure, cholesterol and so fort are normal?
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Too much starch: Watch what you are eating and write a food journal to determine what you are eating that is causing fatigue. It is likely too much starch or sugar. You may also be eating too much at one sitting. Lack of sex drive could be due to medications. See your OB/GYN for a check up regarding sex drive and excess urinating. You need to have diabetes, thyroid, UTI,etc. ruled out.
Answered 3/12/2015
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