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I have low libido and vaginal dryness.. my mother used to have breast cancer i cant take the pills
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Hormonal changes: You can use otc lubricant for the vaginal dryness. Your gyn can also prescribe you hormone patches for low libido and also vaginal dryness.
Answered 9/4/2018
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