Patient's question:
Male, 25 years old. In the past year, I've realized that I have completely lost my sex drive. No matter how my wife tries to seduce me, I just can't get aroused. I have asexuality, and I've also noticed that my sexual function seems to be again. I want to ask a doctor, what is the cause of my asexuality?Doctor's answer:
If there are no thoughts about sexual activity, it is likely that sexual desire has subsided. This is related to changes in endocrine hormone function. Theoretically, it is recommended to undergo relevant examinations to clarify the issue. Generally, a six-item sexual hormone test is used to assess the situation. Treating sexual apathy can be challenging, but testosterone can be used as a supportive treatment.