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Could persistent genital arousal disorder come out of nowhere im afraid i have that what do i do?
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Genital arousal: You did not mention your age, but any drop in estrogen (which occurs just before ovulation and just before your period) can produce genital arousal. Taking oral contraceptives can stop ovarian production of estrogen, so ask your gyn provider about starting oral bcp's.
Answered 4/25/2018
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