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Could you tell me ways to increase my libido after menopause?
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Varies: After menopause the decreased estrogen level is the most common cause of decreased libido. Replacing the estrogen will help most women, when that doesn't help some women will benefit from adding supplemental testosterone.
Answered 9/28/2016
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