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A member asked:
My boyfriend doesn't want to have sex often .. is there a medical problem that it could be?
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Low Libido: This means that it could be low testosterone levels, that can be checked at his doctor with a blood test. Also, relationship issues or other issues in his life might reduce sexual desire. Finally, while this may not be the case, having an affair can sometimes be a factor. Be open with one another and discuss your needs and feelings.
Answered 2/22/2013
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