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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Libido is a concept that defines sex drive, i.e. a natural motivation stimulus, thanks to which a person feels the desire to satisfy his sexual needs. Some people experience a decrease in libido, which is considered sexual dysfunction. Libido disorders can vary in severity and usually occur as an isolated symptom. What are the most common causes of lack of libido and how to fight this problem?[\/vc_column_text]

Libido - what is it?<\/span><\/h2>[vc_column_text]Sex drive is a natural feeling of every human being, and the desire to satisfy it is one of the basic needs. The level of libido is variable and depends on many different factors, both biological and psychological. It is directly related to the body’s hormonal balance, so it can change in the daily and monthly cycle. Other factors also influence the libido, e.g. partnerships or the length of the relationship.[\/vc_column_text]

Loss of libido as sexual dysfunction<\/span><\/h2>[vc_column_text]A decrease or lack of libido is seen as sexual dysfunction. This term defines a disorder of the course of sexual reactions both before, during and after intercourse, and more precisely, these are disorders related to the physiology of sexual responses.<\/p>\n

However, the definition of sexual dysfunction is not unambiguous. In 1998, Angst, in a study conducted on a Swiss population of almost 600 people aged 20-35, singled out libido disorders from the set of sexual dysfunctions, because he noticed that in terms of dependence, this phenomenon clearly stands out from the rest of sexual dysfunctions. In his work, he defined libido disorders, sexual dysfunctions and emotional problems under the collective term “sexual problems”. During the observation, he noticed that libido disorders quite often occur as an isolated symptom\/ailment, and other sexual dysfunctions and emotional problems are usually associated with libido disorders.<\/p>\n

Historically, Sigmund Freud, Wilhelm Reich, and Alfred Kinsey made the greatest contributions to the understanding and knowledge of sexual dysfunction, including the libido disorders discussed here.[\/vc_column_text]

Decreased libido - what could be the reasons for this?<\/span><\/h2>[vc_column_text]The etiology of sexual dysfunction, including a decrease in libido, is multifactorial in most cases and is associated with biological, psychological and socio-cultural causes. Biological factors that may reduce libido and cause related problems include:<\/p>\n