Patient's question:
Before the divorce, my husband was very active in terms of intimacy, basically wanting to have sex every time we met. Now that we are divorced, except for the time during the wedding when the frequency of intimacy was relatively high, he basically has no libido now. Why is this? What could be the reasons behind it? The kind of help I am looking for: What are the reasons for a man's lack of libido?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the main factors affecting libido are as follows: First, age. People have the strongest libido during adolescence. As age increases, libido gradually declines. In old age, sexual function deteriorates, and libido significantly decreases. Second, diseases. Malnutrition, endocrine diseases, diabetes, myocardial infarction, and other conditions can affect libido and sexual response. In severe cases, individuals may even completely lose libido or sexual behavior. Third, medications. Many commonly used medications can affect libido and sexual function, with antihypertensive drugs, antipsychotic drugs, and sedative-hypnotic drugs being particularly notable.