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No Sex Drive/Desire after Sleeve 9 months Post Op

Hi,

I apologize in advance if this is TMI.

I had my sleeve done December 2105. Prior to my sleeve I wanted to have sex anytime, anywhere, etc. Since my surgery I have not had the desire. I am dry and it takes a while to have an orgasm sometimes I do not reach climax. I have seen topics on the board in which other women are having this issue but not seen where anyone indicates there was resolution. This post is meant for women in which their libido has decreased and has not returned. No offense it is not intended for women in which "oh my sex drive is through the roof since surgery". Congrats to you but I am wanting advice on how to proceed. It's been almost 9 months and I am not feeling sex. I have an appointment with my gyno this week but I have a hubby I need to tend too.

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Just now, MollyClarkson said:

I've got the same thing because of my meds, one of the possible reasons((

yaeh, you're right. I was in kinda similar situation, I mean, I wasn't able to even guess that it's all about the pills my therapist prescribed. When I ended the course of this med, it got totally alright.

But still, the thing with the Vitamin D is acually relatable, the best thing in your situatioт would be to check al your hormones and juts completey check your body in order to find out what's missing, why you lost this sex drive. I was in kinda similar situation, I mean, I wasn't able to guess that it's all about my pills my therapist prescribed. When I ended the course of this med, it got totally alright. However, I'd managed to try cialis, viagra and everything of this kinda. The most impressing for me turned out to be cialis from https://indegenerique.fr. Really reliable and qualitative stuff. Recommend everyone to look through their page))

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