Low Sex Drive / LibidoWhat is libido? Libido
is another term for sex drive. Under
normal circumstances, situations that would normally arouse sexual
desire would not stimulate those with low libido. This condition can
affect men and women of all ages.This can happen throughout the person's life or it could happen during midlife. This condition can even affect a person who has enjoyed sexual activity in the past. It may also be a temporary condition caused by many factors (such as menopause, stress and using antidepressant medications.) It is known that as a person age, sex drive will decrease. Some will suffer more so than others as it is affected by the levels of testosterone. Testosterone level in both men and women is a major factor responsible for creating the sexual drive.  Low
or lack of sexual desire for the other
partner (whether it is the wife, husband, boyfriend or girlfriend) can
cause strains in
relationship and marital problems.This is especially a problem when there is infrequent sexual intercourse. A man or women may continue to participate in lovemaking just to satisfy the other partner.  This
is different than erectile
dysfunction (ED)
/
impotence.
A man with low libido can be sexually stimulated to have an
erection
and be able to achieve orgasm.For men with low libido, they will think less about wanting to have sexual intercourse and daydream less about sexual fantasies. General Symptoms
 Causes
of Low Libido and Tips on What to Do About It Natural
Remedies and Vitamins & Minerals for Low Libido Aphrodisiac Foods to Increase
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