My sex drive has gradually been fading. I
don't have erection problems, it's just
that I don't think about sex anymore as
I've gotten older, like I did when I was
younger or even like I did last year.
I'll be 49 this month and my "new" wife is
suffering in silence because of it. And
it's not because I'm no longer attracted
to her. I just don't have the urge
anymore. Does anyone know what this could
be and if there are vitamins or an herbal
remedy, which might help?
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antigone
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Posted: 05-15-08 00:09am
Have you consulted with your doctor?
Testosterone levels may be depleted and
may be the cause. There are some
medications to treat this. Talk with your
doctor. You are too young to be having
these issues.
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pickndaisys
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jun 2008 Posts: 2
Loss of sex drive Posted: 06-09-08 20:58pm
Hello,
I am a fiance of a man that is going
through this same problem. He is 40 and
has no urge for sex. It has been very
frustrating for me and it does really make
me feel like the problem is me. I am
wondering the same..is there anything he
can do to help this "urge" come back and
why do men lose the urge even though he is
still able to have an erection but has no
interest in having sex.
Thanks,
pickndaisys
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EddyMc
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jun 2008 Posts: 23 Location: , Ireland
Posted: 06-22-08 16:38pm
As you get older your free testosterone
levels drop this could cause the problems
you are having, go have your free
testosterone levels checked, and if they
low.
Before you start on any medication from
the doctor I personally would try ZMA(Zinc
monomethionine aspartate and Magnesium
Aspartate), Is a balanced suplement of
zinc, magnesium and vitamin B6.
I used this when I used to weight lift to
increase my free testosterone levels and
it worked to great efect, it used to be an
expensive supplement but it has come down
in price alot over the last year or so.
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