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- Medical Video: ♂ 4 Clinically Proven Ways To Increase Your Testosterone Levels, Naturally by Dr Sam Robbins
- Signs that you need to see a doctor when sex is low
- 1. When influencing your confidence
- 2. When influencing relationships with partners
- 3. When home care is no longer effective
Medical Video: ♂ 4 Clinically Proven Ways To Increase Your Testosterone Levels, Naturally by Dr Sam Robbins
In today's modern era, sex is still a topic of taboo chat to be discussed openly. Including to the doctor. Even by talking about sexual problems that you experience, for example, low sex drive, doctors can find out what the root cause is so that they can find the right solution for you to be able to overcome the problem. In fact, your sex life can also be a reflection of your body's health as well as being the foundation of harmony with your partner. So, should low sex drive always be examined by a doctor?
Sexual arousal can decrease at any time. This is natural and does not need to be immediately consulted by a doctor. But if sexual arousal continues to fall for a long time or even disappear, this may indicate there is an underlying condition or disease.
Signs that you need to see a doctor when sex is low
So, when do you really need low libido to start worrying about and check with your doctor? Here are the signs.
1. When influencing your confidence
Sexual passion that continues to decline over a long period of time can cause emotional problems.
You may be overly stressed thinking about what can cause it, also continue to worry about thinking that you are no longer "good" in matters of the bed and feel like failing to satisfy your partner. You are too busy thinking about the arousal problems that are being faced, making it difficult for you to focus on other things that are more important. Over time, all these psychological effects will affect your quality of life and also the quality of your relationship with your partner.
If you start feeling one or more of the signs below, that means don't hesitate to consult a doctor or sex therapist about your passion:
- Cannot enjoy other activities, besides sex, which you usually enjoy very much.
- Feeling stressed and worried constantly without any clear reason or cause.
- Feel inferior, inferior, or insecure; feel you are no longer attractive and wanted by your partner because you no longer want to make love as often as you used to.
2. When influencing relationships with partners
Declining passion often affects the quality of your relationship and your partner. On the one hand you feel depressed and embarrassed why your sexual appetite is so depressed. On the other hand, your partner might think that your reluctance to make love is because he is no longer attractive to your eyes. Not infrequently this will stretch the harmony and intimacy of the household. Especially if you have never discussed the matter of your passion with your partner.
Even though according to Dr. Lissa Rankin, author of Mind Over Medicine, intimacy, affection, and emotional bonding with partners plays an important role in creating healthy relationships.
For that, if the passion problem has affected the quality of your relationship and your partner, immediately visit a doctor and sex therapist to find out the cause and solution.
3. When home care is no longer effective
Some people may first feel embarrassed to go directly to the doctor to talk about his passion. As a solution, they will first try "home" methods based on sources on the internet to restore their love desire. For example by copying the idea of a new date, practicing a more challenging sex position, to try new places to make love (in a car or bathroom, for example).
But if the methods that you take are in fact nothing works, the sign is you need to see a doctor. Maybe your low sexual arousal is caused by a health disorder that requires medical treatment. For example because of diabetes, depression, heart disease, nervous disorders, or PCOS.
In addition, the Sexual Medicine Society of North America estimates that 1 in 10 women can experience a condition namedhypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) known as female sex drive disorders.
The point is, never be shy, proud, or afraid to talk about sexual problems with your partner especially your doctor. By talking about it, you and your partner can both find a solution for an exciting sex routine.
