Patient's question:
I have been divorced from my husband for four years. In the first year after the divorce, our sexual life was normal, with three to four times a week. From the second year, it gradually increased, with about one time every half month, and it was initiated by me. Starting from the third year after the divorce, I got pregnant and gave birth to a child, and there has been completely no sexual life since then, as if I had become frigid.What kind of help I need: Why is my husband frigid?
Doctor's answer:
Hyposexuality refers to a persistent or recurrent insufficient or complete lack of desire for sexual fantasies and activities. Common causes include: psychological factors such as poor marital relationships, stress from life and work, sexual communication, the atmosphere of sexual environments, the enjoyment needed by both parties, mutual understanding in sex, and other related factors. Organic inflammation is common in some systemic diseases, chronic diseases, and gonadal dysfunction. Additionally, certain medications can also lead to hyposexuality, such as sedatives, psychiatric drugs, anti-aging drugs, and estrogens. It is recommended that you treat the disease correctly, visit the hospital promptly for follow-up, identify the root cause, and receive targeted treatment.