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Q: Sexual Disfunction

asked by: peaky on March 13th, 2009

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An enquiry, I am 58 and when I went through the change of life someone turned the light out sexually.
Don't care if I ever had sex agin but still feel heaps about my husband, loving relationship, but I don't have the sexual urge.
They have all sort of pills for men, they all seem to cater to the man having sex, what happens when a women is married to a man for 30 years he hasn't changed his secual habits, but mine have dissappeared. love the guy deaply but the bit down below just dosen't work, do we get a pill????

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deteragram

replied on March 13th, 2009

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If you're not on estrogen you could try getting a testosterone patch. That has been shown to increase libido in post menopausal women.

JavaMissus

replied on March 16th, 2009

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You are the same person you were before Menopause, what has happened?....Are you taking a replacement hormone? Sexual want is a mind game...If you love him and sexually wanted him before, there is no reason why you should not now...The more you dwell on this the worse it can get....

I, too, have gone through all the changes, but refused to let them change me...I knew well that there was always another woman to step in if I failed.....Why are you letting it change you?

Caroline

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