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After a woman has had a child, will she not enjoy sex as much as before?
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Not necessarily: Decreased libido can come from hormone changes (esp if nursing), pain from episiotomy or c-sections, post partum depression or worrying about the child interuption privacy. Have an evaluation first by gyn then psychiatrist is physical is normal.
Answered 5/9/2016
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