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A member asked:
Can dist/pollen allergy and mild breathing problems be linked to problems and also low/no libido?
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Definitely!: when you are sick , tired, fatigued, lack of sleep with breathing problem on top of allergies,side effects of meds, life becomes miserable! Just laying around , weak - nothing appeals to you. So the answer is YES!!! Take charge of your health , see your doctor make sure there are no other causes for libido concerns , take your meds , get up and going , life is good.
Answered 11/28/2014
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