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Does taking diuretics and beta blockers reduce sexual drive ?
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Yes: Beta blockers, and beta-blocker-diuretic combinations do not list lack of libido as side effects, but they do sometimes cause impotence.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Yes: One of the side effects is erectile dysfunction.
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