You could have: poor libido, or like many men in the 40's, low sexual desire from lack of hormones. Sometimes it has to do with sexual performance as well, or could be from vaginal dryness or lack of sensitivity. Some people actually visit a sex therapist after they've been cleared by a physician from a medical cause. Either way it's time to get help from a professional :)
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Lack of libido.: There are many causes of lack of desire (libido). First, make sure you have no physical reason, like early menopause or thyroid problems. If not, the treatment is complex, and may involve counseling to explore possible reasons. But since safe, good sex is a cheap and very satisfying source of joy and pleasure in our difficult world, it is well worth exploring any cause and finding a way to fix it
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Many possibilities: There are many reasons why women may have sexual dysfunction. Included among them are depression, hormonal changes, anxiety, medication side effects, diabetes, cardiovascular illness, marital discord, guilt, work related stress, and numerous other factors. For more information see> http://wb.md/1FRXyE6
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Many Factors...: 43y/o female says says sexual desire low, no orgasm X 2yrs & doesn't enjoy intercourse. Many factors contribute to sexual satisfaction: Stress; Physical, Mental or Emotional. Environment. Partner Compatibility and how comfortable one feels. At 43, Hormonal issues, possible Peri-Menopause. Also Fear of contracting STD or Injury. Plus absence of Love can be significant factor. Good to talk to M.D.
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