Male/Female Low Libido – Asba Life Care

Low libido, or a reduced interest in sex, is common and can be caused by various factors, including health

conditions, stress, and lifestyle habits. If low libido persists, it may indicate an underlying issue.

Low Testosterone: Vital for sex drive, muscle, and bone mass.
Medications: Some drugs can lower testosterone and libido.
Depression: Reduces interest in pleasurable activities, including sex.
Chronic Illness: Conditions like cancer or chronic pain can diminish libido.
Stress: Disrupts hormone levels and can lead to erectile dysfunction.

Sexual Problems: Painful sex or inability to orgasm can reduce desire.
Medical Conditions: Diseases like arthritis, diabetes, or high blood pressure.
Medications: Certain drugs, especially antidepressants, can lower libido.
Lifestyle Habits: Excessive alcohol, smoking, or drug use can affect sex drive.
Surgery: Particularly breast or genital surgeries may impact sexual desire.
Fatigue: From caregiving, illness, or surgery can reduce libido.

Menopause: Decreased estrogen can reduce sex drive and cause discomfort.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: Hormonal shifts, body image changes, and fatigue can affect libido.

Mental Health Issues: Anxiety, depression, or poor body image.
Stress: From financial or work-related pressures.
Past Trauma: History of physical or sexual abuse, or negative sexual experiences.

MALE AND FEMALE LOW LIBIDO