#ENTITIES AND SEXUAL ATTRACTION PROFESSIONAL#
There is much more your primary care provider or another health care professional can offer you in the form of evaluation and treatment. These are merely some preliminary points to ponder. While some men have no side effects, others may encounter significant issues and need to follow up with their medication prescriber. Many antidepressant medications used for anxiety and depression, such as Prozac, Zoloft and Lexapro, are known to lower libido in men and can, in some cases, delay orgasm. Relationships, intimacy and sexual health all take work and require effort. I'm always amazed at how dedicated and committed people are to their job, career, sports team or extracurricular activities but treat their relationship like a given, self-maintaining entity. Often, people who are committed to changing their behavior are referred to sexual addiction counseling to manage this effectively. The internet has been an extremely large contributor to this. The way they view sexuality deviates, resulting in unrealistic expectations of body image, what an intimate encounter is and, in some cases, can lead to negative sexual behavior. What this means is that a person may still be interested in sex, yet not in the correct way. Pornography permeates many committed relationships and, unfortunately, affects young and old as a pseudo-low libido. In many cases, this can be corrected through diet, exercise and medical management. However, they can also lead to low energy and low self-image that can cause significant loss of libido. Increased weight, diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol all can effect the male erection. Low libido in men Some of the most common causes of low libido in men include: While there's no magic pill or cure for your low libido, hopefully a better understanding of some the issues, causes, myths and initial treatments may help move you in the right direction. However, many primary care, psychology and OB-GYN providers specialize in the care and treatment for issues centered on a medical diagnosis for hypoactive sexual desire disorder, or HSDD.
In some cases, discussing topics of this nature can be just as uncomfortable for the health care provider and, thus, are many times overlooked. These are common problems that affect adults everywhere, yet many of the patients I see have never been asked about their sexual health.
As a family medicine physician, I understand how low libido and sexual issues can be an uncomfortable topic for patients to discuss.
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