Post Date August, 06 2023
What are the reasons for decreased libido? Decreased libido is caused by many factors, whether male or female. What are the reasons for decreased libido? Let's know together!
Many middle-aged people over the age of 40 suddenly feel that their sexual desire has weakened or disappeared. Therefore, they fell into deep pain. If handled improperly, it can create a vicious cycle and cause endless harm.
Although sexual desire is also influenced by hormone levels in the blood and physical condition, the disappearance of sexual desire is mainly a fear rather than caused by illness. Through an investigation of sexual history, it is not difficult to determine that a person initially had a considerable level of sexual desire, sufficient to meet their own and partner's needs, but suddenly found that sexual desire had significantly decreased or disappeared, he would feel fear, as if his sexual life was about to end, and this fear would prevent his sexual feelings.
Almost all men are 40 years old -- sexual desire will drop when they are 50 years old, but some people don't care, and some people are nervous. In fact, sexual desire is an instinct. It usually does not completely disappear, but is easily disturbed by emotions. Therefore, it is crucial to eliminate inhibitory factors and express the remaining sexual desire as long as possible.
Generally speaking, the incidence of loss or decrease in sexual desire is uncertain. In fact, both men and women have a normal period of loss of libido after sexual intercourse. In addition, when sexual desire is replaced by more urgent considerations, it will also be suppressed. When your sexual desire suddenly disappears or decreases, you should consider whether it is affected by the following factors.
1. Mental factors
Fear of sexual activity, passivity or fear of pregnancy during sexual intercourse can not only affect the pleasure of sexual intercourse, but also lead to psychological and physiological adverse consequences. Over time, a vicious cycle can occur, with reduced interest in sex and even sexual aversion. The disharmonious relationship between spouses, where both parties do not want to have sex at all, or where one party is always in a passive position, sexual intercourse is an obligation of the husband or wife, or when the spouse is perceived to lack attractiveness, these factors can affect sexiness and lead to a decrease in sexual desire over time.
In addition, men with erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation feel nervous and anxious about sexual activity. If their wives do not understand, they will increase their psychological burden and gradually avoid sexual activity. At the same time, due to the wife's inability to obtain sufficient sexual stimulation and experience sexual pleasure, there may also be a decrease in interest.
