Medical Is There a Specific Medicine to Slow Down Libido?

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The discussion centers on the inquiry about medications specifically designed to reduce libido. While some medications can lower libido as a side effect, there is mention of drugs used for temporary chemical castration. A suggestion is made regarding cold showers as a method to manage libido. However, the conversation shifts when a participant questions the relevance of the topic, hinting that it may pertain to a pet, specifically a cat, and emphasizes the importance of consulting a veterinarian for such matters rather than seeking advice online. The thread concludes with a closure due to this clarification.
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is there a special medicine to slow down the libido?
I know there are some but they produce it as a side effect.
thank you
 
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Cold showers used to work. Take one as often as necessary.
 
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CollinsArg said:
is there a special medicine to slow down the libido?
I know there are some but they produce it as a side effect.
thank you
What's the application?
 
kaymak said:
they use some med for temporary chemical castration.
however, I think it is not optional.
Welcome to the PF.

Sorry, but your reply makes no sense. Do you have a reference link you can post to describe what you are saying?
 
CollinsArg said:
is there a special medicine to slow down the libido?
I know there are some but they produce it as a side effect.
thank you
Wait, is this about your cat? (I just saw your other thread in the Medical forum)

If so, you need to talk with a veterinarian about this, not to get advice on an Internet forum about how to medicate your cat. Thread is closed.
 
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