On males When used on males, these drugs can reduce sex drive, compulsive sexual fantasies, and capacity for sexual arousal. Life-threatening side effects are rare, but some users show increases in body fat and reduced bone density, which increase long-term risk of cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis, respectively. They may also experience gynecomastia (development of larger-than-normal mammary glands in males); full development is less common unless<unk>  is combined with feminizing oestrogen therapy. On females When used on females, the effects are similar, though there is little research about<unk> ly lowering female's sex drive or female-specific anaphrodisiacs, since most research focuses on the opposite, but anti-androgenic hormone regimens would lower testosterone in females which can impact sex drive or sexual response. These drugs also deflate the breast glands and expand the size of the nipple. Also seen is a sudden shrinking in bone mass and discoloration of the lips, reduced body hair, and muscle mass.
Chemical castration
Vasectomy reversal
Hypophysectomy
Ovarian stimulation
Vasectomy
Penile implant
Prolotherapy
Androgen suppression