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Libido help options for breast cancered women?
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Viagra (sildenafil): Studies have shown that medications like viagra (sildenafil) and Cialis may help women's libido. However, the reasons for a low libido are many and include depression, negative self image after mastectomy and medication side effects. Therapy and/or discussion with your doctor is strongly advised.
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