Patient's question:
I have no interest at all. When my husband suggests it, I always brush him off, even hoping it would end quickly. In the past, my husband's time wasn't long—only 3-5 minutes—and I didn't know what an orgasm was. After weaning the baby, my breasts became very small, and I felt very embarrassed in front of my husband. I don't want my husband to touch me. What kind of help do I need: How is it best to treat sexual apathy?Doctor's answer:
Sexual apathy refers to a lack of sexual desire, commonly known as a lack of interest in sexual activity, or sometimes described as a decrease in libido. Sexual apathy is a different concept from a lack of sexual pleasure. They can occur simultaneously or separately, so sexual apathy is divided into two types: sensory deprivation sexual apathy syndrome and non-sensory deprivation sexual apathy syndrome. For your situation, it's best to check the six hormone tests to see if there is any abnormal hormone excretion!