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Is there a prescription drug that reduces or eliminates one's sex drive?
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No: There are medications used for other purposes which have libido reduction as a side-effect. I am not aware of any medication specifically approved for that purpose, nor do I foresee that happening in the near future. There is not much demand for that.
Answered 7/9/2015
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