LOWERED LIBIDO? REAWAKEN YOUR SEXUAL DESIRE

Nearly everyone encounters a difference between your level of sexual interest and that of your partner. If you consistently find yourself disinterested in sex, and it impacts your quality of life or is negatively affecting your relationship, then you may wish to take a closer look at the causes. These include:

Hormonal changes
Anti-depressants and other prescription drugs
Not knowing your needs
Past negative experiences with sex
Postpartum lulls
Menopause

The first step in changing your libido is to explore the causes and learn more about your body. This article by Intimina is an excellent overview of some of the causes and solutions for a changing libido.

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