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Low libido? Here’s how to increase your sex drive.

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Start by comparing any medication you take with RAD reports about others in the same class; email your own completed treatment evaluation to your doctor (or print it out and take it in) and ask if a switch would be safe and effective. Don’t allow a doctor to brush your concerns aside. While some people are content with low libido, for many other sexual energy is vital to a healthy relationship and a balanced, fulfilling life—and that’s not trivial.

With your doctor, look for any underlying cause of sexual dysfunction and treat appropriately. A low sex drive can be a symptom of depression, diabetes, atherosclerosis and heart issues—in fact, sometimes your sex life will find the clogged arteries before your doctor will—thyroid problems, cancer, anxiety, poor body image and/or men...View full story

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