 What causes Loss of Libido?
The causes of women's loss of libido can be divided in psychological and physical. In fact, these causes can be unique for some woman and may be a combination of both for others.
Psychological causes for loss of Libido. These can be divided into stress, overwork, fatigue; and relationship conflicts. If the first ones are not controlled (daily work/life), you could presence loss of libido. In the other hand, relationship conflict defined as communication, trust and intimacy problems with your partner, can all adversely affect a woman's sexual response and interest. But usually, in both cases, loss of libido is temporary and stops when the stressful period or relationship conflict ends.
Physical causes for Loss of Libido. Hormonal imbalance, such as low testosterone, is the main cause for loss of libido. Women do produce small amounts of testosterone which plays an important role in their sexual lives. Without a balanced level of testosterone in their bodies, women are unable to properly respond to sexual stimuli leading to loss of libido. The main cause for loss of libido is hormonal imbalance, this is why it can be easily recognized as a common symptom of menopause.
As unbalanced hormonal levels are the most common cause for loss of libido, you should take a look at the following articles which explains properly what steps to take for controlling loss of libido.
What to do about Loss of Libido?
The most important thing to get the right treatment for loss of libido is to find out whether your problem is psychological or physical. |
