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Sex: Why is sexual desire low in men?

Sex: Why is sexual desire low in men?

  • January 18, 2022
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It is a fairly taboo subject today, there is still the belief that men always feel like it, they are always ready. For a long time men have carried almost all the weight of the relationship regarding initiative and sexual performance. Although it is true that I hear more and more female patients who say “my partner doesn’t feel like it, he doesn’t look for me anymore”.

Let’s start at the beginning, what is sexual desire? I have found multiple definitions like:

– It is the phase of stimulation of sexual impulses to activate the sexual response.

– It is the desire to have sex with someone.

– It is a pleasurable anxiety of an erotic nature, a state of mind, a propensity to get excited and a host of pleasant sensations.

– It is the need or sexual impulse.

A specialist defines it as the desire and interest in maintaining erotic and/or sexual intimacy with oneself or with someone to obtain pleasure.

We must differentiate several types of low sexual desire:

– Primary:

The lack of desire is forever, there has been no change.

– Secondary:

When you enjoy a good desire, but at a given moment you lose interest in sexual behavior.

– Generalized:

The person with low desire experiences it in all situations, the couple, other people, masturbation, etc.

– Situational:

Desire towards the partner is not experienced, but towards other people or towards self-stimulation.

What factors can lower sexual desire?

The most important thing is to know the cause(s) in order to treat it and resolve the discomfort. There are organic and other psychological causes, so it is important as a first step to go to the urologist to carry out the relevant tests and if everything is correct, the next step is to go to the best sexologist in Delhi to resolve the possible psychological causes.

Organic factors:

– Treatment with some medications.

– Hormonal alterations and neuroendocrine problems.

– Metabolic diseases.

– Chronic diseases.

Psychological factors:

– Couple problems.

– Sexual dysfunctions.

– To feel down.

– Anxiety and stress.

– Fatigue.

– Pressure to satisfy the partner.

– Low sexual satisfaction (monotony, loss of pleasure, etc.)

– Loss of attraction.

The first step is to recognize the problem and seek help in the hands of good professionals because each case is different. On many occasions we believe that time or we ourselves are going to solve it, but time goes by and everything remains the same, that’s why it is best to go to a sexologist in Delhi to solve the discomfort since with a little involvement and desire it will be resolved being able to enjoy again of sexuality.

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