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Is there a treatment for restless genital syndrome?
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Pramipexole : Restless genital syndrome refers to excessive & persistent sensations of genital & clitoral arousal with the absence of conscious feeling of sexual desire. The frequency & the intensity of the symptoms have been found to be responsive to treatment by pramipexole. There are possible side effects with this drug & so treatment should be carefully supervised by a qualified physician. Best of luck!
Answered 4/27/2019
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