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My girlfriend has lupus and takes a birth control shot. can that shot or her medication reduce her ability to climax? anyway to regain the ability?
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Depends: Your girlfriend's sexual drive maybe depressed as result of medications used to treat her lupus. However, it can occur as result of birth control too. Have her talk to her doctors to see what options that can come up with for her as it depends on which medications she is taking. Hope that helps.
Answered 10/4/2016
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