Perimenopause Help

Question by Little Glib Turdo (Katerade): Is it possible for birth control to kick start your sex drive?
I have been taking Lexapro (20mg) for about seven months now and have noticed a considerable drop in my sex drive. I just started taking the pill the yesterday (Loestrine 24) and was curious if birth control would help boost my sex drive back up?
Sophie… I don’t think it’s possible for it to go down any further than it already is…

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Answer by Sophie
normally it makes it go down even more.

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Question by Soap: What can you do when birth control lowers libido?
What can you do when birth control lowers libido?
My GF is on BC and her libido is nearly gone. She feels like sex is chore.

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Answer by Jenny
One common problem that happens is this. I have been there and done that. You have to figure out what it is first that is destroying her sex drive. If shes on medication like birth control or anti-depressants that is something to think about and do research on. Other then that it could just be stress, maybe the kids, really anything that makes your life stressful can do this and lower the libido.

One thing I tried that seemed to work while I was doing it was exercising. I just felt sexier doing it which kind of boosted my libido. However it wasn’t the best solution for me. My friend told me about these herbal enhancers that are made from natural herbs and don’t cause any side effects besides having wild sex. She said it’s the female version of viagra that you should suggest to her. I had to find out.

I would always have a weak orgasm too (if I had one at all), which after trying this sex enhancer, it boosted them tremendously. I don’t get multiple orgasms but I’ve had plenty since being on these herbs. It’s seriously like the best vibrator ride you’ve ever experienced. These things make me horny all the time, some days I don’t even take them because the urge is just too strong.

Don’t try out single herbs because they don’t do it like the blend of herbs these scientists and researchers pick out. I’ve tried a couple of them by itself and they did crap. The stuff that I’m on is called Hersolution, at the time I saved money on it at herenhancement.com . Make sure she gets the 3 month supply that way you fall under the guarantee/return policy if the herbs don’t work for her, she can return them with no questions ask. I bet they will work though and you won’t have any problems. Also if shes on medication of any sort, check out the gel because if your like me, you wouldn’t want to swallow any thing that might react with the medications your already on.

Well have a good day and hopefully you solved your problem.

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Question by XyraKhari: How do birth control and heredity affect the onset of menopause?
I have been taking birth controlfor the past 5 years. will it make me get menopause earlier or later? does birth control affect it? Will i get menopause around the same time my mother did or is heredity uninvolved?

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Answer by Q
Birth control pills won’t affect age at menopause because menopause is more determined by overall age of the ovaries, not how much or how little the ovaries have been used. There is some heredity involved, but there are a lot of environmental factors, too, and that will have a huge effect, possibly more than heredity.

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Question by Leeanne: What birth control method do you use that doesnt affect your libido?
I had a baby and want to go on a birth control method, not sure what is good to use. Is mirena good? the pills lower my libido and it affects my sex life. Let me know. Thanks!

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Answer by Muda Luda
Heya how is it going

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Question by starryeyed75: Can you start menopause when you are on birth control pills?
Or, will you know you are starting menopause when you are on the pill? Will you still have normal periods? I am 32 and a bit young but the females in my family go through menopause young. I was just wondering because I am having horrible hot flashes at night and was wondering if the pill would mask menopause? Any help would be appreciated.

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Answer by ericamarie0303
No, the pill will not affect menopause. The pill does regulate periods, but it will not cause your body to continue to have them after menopause has begun.

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