Loss of Libido Symptoms and Treatment

Low sex drive, or loss of libido, is a common sexual health problem in both males and females. Disorders like vaginal dryness (in women) and erectile dysfunction (in men) often lie at the root of libido loss, while certain medications, stress and depression, and relationship problems can also complicate the problem further. For women, a diminished sexual drive can also follow pregnancy or menopause. While temporary loss of libido is not a cause for concern, homeopathic treatment can deliver positive outcomes to reverse sustained low sex drive.

We at PBHRC offer the latest homeopathic treatment solutions that eliminate risks of hormonal imbalances that can cause loss of libido. The key symptoms, instead of just the conditions, are treated by our team of doctors, to ensure gradual increase in sexual craving and overall improvements in reproductive health for both men and women. Expert advice is also provided to bring about lifestyle improvements and stress-relief are provided too.

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Hormonal abnormalities, irregular periods, high androgen levels, and ovarian cysts can all be symptoms of PCOS. Unusual menstrual cycles, typically accompanied by insufficient ovulation, can pose challenges to conceiving.

If you are at a healthy weight and you are considering getting pregnant soon, you should start eating a balanced diet and limit your intake of alcohol, caffeine, and strenuous physical activity.

Clogged fallopian tubes can be the initial indication of infertility in women. In the case of hydrosalpinx or blocked fallopian tube, you may experience unusual vaginal discharge and abdominal pain.

Women's fertility starts to fall in their late 20s, and it starts to decline more significantly after 35 and sharply after 40. Men's fertility normally stays fairly stable, but around 40 years old, it starts to gradually fall, with a more pronounced decline in both quantity and quality of sperm in later years.

Low sperm count can sometimes be caused by an underlying issue in males, such as an inherited chromosomal defect, dilated testicular veins, hormonal imbalance, or a disorder that prevents sperm from passing through.

Stress can result in glucocorticoid release and other steroid hormones, which can lower testosterone levels and impair sperm production.

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