Patient's question:
I've been feeling lately that I don't have much interest in sex. Every time, it's my wife who initiates, and I just go through the motions without any pleasure. I went to the hospital for consultation, and the doctor said it's a case of hypoactive sexual desire, suggesting I take some time to rest and recover. But when it comes to how to deal with hypoactive sexual desire, I have no idea what to do. I'm really in a hurry.What kind of help I'm looking for: How to treat hypoactive sexual desire
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, apathy refers to a lack of libido. In terms, it means having no interest in sexual life. For example, it may be caused by gynecological inflammation, or even vaginal relaxation, which can lead to a lack of sensation during sex or even painful intercourse. Therefore, it is important to gradually address the causes of apathy. First, you need to completely eliminate stress, focus on reducing your own and your partner's interest, identify and thoroughly eliminate the causes of apathy. You should also ask your partner to help you completely overcome your psychological barriers and improve communication between both of you.