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I'm in my second trimester and i still have a lack of a sex drive. is this normal? and what can i do to help it?
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Labido: Yes this may be normal. Sex drive has a variety of factors associated with it. Some women have more drive while pregnant, others little or none. History of depression, body image, pregnancy symptoms, fear of hurting the baby all play a role. Try doing things with your partner that are affectionate without the expectation of sex to see if that kick starts things for you.
Answered 9/28/2016
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