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I've recently started using both 54mg concerta & an estrogen cream, with a marked increase in my libido. kindly advise which of the 2 might be cause?
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Estrogen: While the Concerta is a stimulant, it is usually uncommon for a significant increase in libido to occur unless it sends you into a hypomanic/manic episode. Estrogen, a female sex hormone is likely the cause, especially in situations where you are deficient.
Answered 11/28/2017
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