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A recent study out of Belgium reported that women with type 1 diabetes have experienced some sexual difficulty. The article, published by Reuters, said that the findings also suggest depression as a key factor linked to problems with sexuality for women.
Out of 652 women with type 1 diabetes, 35 percent were classified as having sexual dysfunction. Problems reported by these women included loss of libido by 57%,...
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Source: Breastcancer.org
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1. Exercise on a Regular Basis Hit the gym to get it on. Men who aren't active may find themselves with sexual problems. Exercise increases confidence and libido. Check with your physician before starting a program of regular cardio and strength...
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