Patient's question:
After having a baby, I really have no interest in sex and always want to avoid my husband. But every time I see him so enthusiastic, I can't help but feel sorry for him. However, this kind of compliance makes me feel very painful. I wonder what kind of medicine I should take to boost my libido. What kind of help do I need: What are the effects of aphrodisiacs?Doctor's answer:
Spring medicine has significant side effects, so it is recommended not to take it. After taking it, the body may feel hot, vaginal discharge may increase, the mind may become unclear, sexual desire may arise, and it may cause a drastic change in personality. Spring medicine generally has side effects on the body, but taking a small amount has little impact. With frequent use, the cumulative effect can produce certain effects, such as reduced libido, sexual apathy, general body heat, and weakness in limbs, as well as a 100% increase in sexual desire. Using these drugs can easily lead to a decrease in sexual excitement sensitivity, affecting sexual life. It is recommended to use them with caution. Additionally, it is advised to increase foreplay and stimulate the secretion of love juice before sexual activity to promote lubrication. Furthermore, the use of spring medicine is strictly prohibited by the state. It is recommended not to use it to avoid harming the body.