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A member asked:
I use to have a very high sex drive. but after having my daughter it went down?
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Hormones: Hormones are high in pregnancy as well as the sex desire and reduce after delivery, which then reduces libido. Also breast feeding, inadequate sleep and fatigue from childcare may be contributing factors.
Answered 9/28/2016
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