Patient's question:
Except for some feelings, it's not very obvious! I often argue with my husband, and I don't like it. I love him very much, even if I cooperate with him, I don't get much pleasure. Even he says my love juice is getting harder to come out. Even if he kisses me and strokes me, when it starts, even if he touches my breasts, I feel great pleasure. Since having a child, I've had even less libido, and now my child is three months old. I don't believe it's a problem, so I've never seen how to recover to the way it was before?Doctor's answer:
Hyposexuality refers to a lack of sexual desire, commonly referred to as having no interest in sexual activity, or sometimes described as a decrease in sexual desire. Hyposexuality and a lack of sexual pleasure are two distinct concepts; they can occur simultaneously or separately. Therefore, hyposexuality is divided into two types: sensory deprivation hyposexuality and hyposexuality syndrome without sensory deprivation. Communicate more with your partner, and through communication, cultivate emotions, so that together you can activate sexual function and achieve success!