Certain medications such as antidepressants or antihypertensives, for example, can decrease libido by affecting the part of the nervous system responsible for libido or by lowering testosterone levels in the body.
In these cases, it is recommended to consult the doctor who prescribed the medication that may interfere with libido to see if it is possible to reduce the dose or exchange it for another medicine that does not have this side effect. Another alternative, as far as possible, is to modify the treatment by surgery.
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In addition to medications, a decrease in libido can occur due to other causes such as hypothyroidism, decreased levels of hormones in the blood such as during menopause or andropause, depression, stress, body image problems or menstrual cycle. Learn how to identify and cure female arousal disorder.
In case of decreased libido, it is important to identify the cause of initiation of treatment and recovery of sexual desire. In cases where the decrease in libido results from medications, it is important to consult the doctor who indicated the medicine so that it can be replaced with another that does not have the same side effect or that the dose is changed.
In case the decrease in libido occurs in other situations, it is important to try to identify the cause, preferably with the help of a psychologist, so that appropriate treatment can be initiated. Know what to do to increase libido.
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