Seroquel Libido
This is a study to determine if the sustained-release formula of Seroquel works as well as the immediate-release formula in outpatients with schizophrenia. This international study is currently recruiting patients.
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Libido and Testosterone
Libido is defined as sexual desire, and low levels of testosterone can drastically diminish ones desire to perform sexually, as well as the... Read more »
Losing your Libido? Your antidepressant may be the cause
There can be many reasons for feeling a decrease in sexual desire including physical illness, stress, or depression. The symptoms of... Read more »
Girl Talk: Dishing on Diabetes and Libido
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Are You Depressed, Taking Antidepressants and Losing Your Libido?...
I remember talking to a friend once over coffee. She talked openly about her depression and how she was taking antidepressants. I asked... Read more »
New Hope for Women with Low Libido
Have you ever wondered if there is a version of Viagra out there for women? Wonder no more as clinical trials look promising for a new... Read more »
From Our Sources
Acupuncture Eases Hot Flases, Boosts Libido in Breast Cancer P...
A small study appearing in the Journal of Clinical Oncology suggests that acupuncture may help ease hot flashes and boost the sex drive of breast... Read more »
Loss of Libido
Source: Breastcancer.org
Your libido is your desire for sex and intimacy -- your sex drive. During breast cancer treatment, you may find that your desire for sex decreases.... Read more »
Watermelon may help heart, libido
Texas A&M researchers have found that watermelons contain compounds that can benefit the heart and circulatory system and may even provide a... Read more »
Testosterone Patch May Treat Diabetes While Boosting Libido
Some diabetic men are being prescribed testosterone for diabetes treatment, rather than traditional drugs. The move comes after a study published in... Read more »
Migraines linked to libido, study finds
Research published in the journal Headache has shown that young men and women who suffer from migraines report having 20 percent more sexual desire... Read more »
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