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Low Desire

Low Desire refers to the evaluation and treatment of decreased sexual desire or low libido from a psychological and emotional perspective. While low sexual desire can have physical causes such as hormonal imbalances or medical conditions, it is often linked to psychological factors like stress, anxiety, depression, or relationship issues. A psychiatrist specializing in sexual health helps identify these underlying causes and provides comprehensive care to restore emotional well-being and improve intimacy.

Psychological Causes of Low Desire:

• Chronic stress
• Depression and anxiety
• Relationship conflicts
• Past trauma or negative sexual experiences
• Low self-esteem or body image issues
• Fatigue and burnout

Common Symptoms:

• Persistent lack of interest in sexual activity
• Reduced or absent sexual thoughts and fantasies
• Distress related to low desire
• Difficulty maintaining intimate relationships

When to See a Psychiatrist for Low Desire:

• When low libido causes emotional distress or affects relationships.
• If stress, anxiety, or depression plays a role.
• When relationship problems or past trauma are contributing factors.