Patient's question:
In the past two years, I've been feeling lower back pain, weakness in my limbs, a decrease in libido, vaginal dryness, and severe pain during intercourse. After finishing work, I often feel discomfort between my legs, as if I need to urinate. I've grown very tired of sex, having it less than twice a month. When I consulted, they said it was a case of sexual apathy.What kind of help do I need: What are the symptoms of sexual apathy?
Doctor's answer:
Hypoactive sexual desire refers to a lack of sexual desire, commonly known as having no interest in sexual activity, or it can also be described as a decrease in sexual desire. Hypoactive sexual desire is a different concept from a lack of sexual pleasure. The two can occur simultaneously or separately, so hypoactive sexual desire is divided into two types: sensory aversion, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and non-sensory aversion, hypoactive sexual desire disorder. The symptoms primarily manifest as: fear, disgust, and psychological rejection of sexual activity; obsessive-compulsive tendencies and severe psychological trauma related to sexual activity; insufficient experience with sexual activity, treating it as an obligation or routine, with insufficient emotional investment; being influenced by traditional concepts and awareness, being passive during sexual activity, feeling ashamed and dirty.