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I Don’t Want To: What Are the Reasons for the Loss of Libido in Women?
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I Don’t Want To: What Are the Reasons for the Loss of Libido in Women?

Regular sex is not only a pleasure but also a health benefit. Lack of sexual activity can lead to depression, psychological problems, and the development of congestion in the pelvic organs. What is the reason for decreased libido in women?

Dr. Helene
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Dr. Helene

obstetrician-gynecologist

There are both psychological and medical reasons for a decrease in libido. Let's focus on the latter because they are often easier to deal with.

Hormones and stress

Attraction to the partner usually depends on hormonal status. Often the problem lies in a decrease in the level of the hormones DHEA (dehydroepiandrostenedione) and testosterone (the more it is produced in the body, the higher the sexual desire and the brighter the orgasms).

Another common cause is stress as the hormone cortisol "neutralizes" progesterone. In addition to that, ===stress quickly removes vitamins B and C, which also leads to a decrease in libido.

Diet and vigorous exercise can also lead to a loss of desire...

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October 28, 2025
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