Lack of sexual desire

In fact, this is not a serious problem. The power of sexual desire can then grow, then fade throughout the life of a woman. In addition, all women have different sexual desires. However, some events have such a significant impact on the sexual desire of a woman that it begins to disappear. It also happens that in some women the flame of sexual desire has never been ignited.

And sometimes sexual desire disappears because of unsuccessfully developed relationships with a partner.

Pregnancy and childbirth are significant events in the life of a woman that cause physical or physiological changes, which in turn affects the loss of interest in sex during the first few months after the birth of the child. During this period, she should wish the restoration of sexual relations with her partner, who will need strength, empathy and patience in order to restore romanticism to the life of a woman. After the birth of the child, it is very important for the partners to find during the day time that will only belong to them, away from the child or children. This can happen on a quiet evening, while someone looks after the children( or the child).The more time a woman needs to resume sexual desire, the more difficult it will be for her.

Hormonal changes and changes in the menstrual cycle that come with menopause, as well as due to complete or partial removal of the uterus, can cause the extinction of sexual desire in women. In some cases, a course of therapy that restores the hormonal balance is very effective( see Chapter 14).

Disease or lack of self-confidence can also adversely affect a woman's interest in sex. The cause of loss of sexual desire may be a sense of guilt, associated with sex. In the latter case, a woman is recommended to seek help from specialists who usually perform effective therapy accompanied by a technique of concentrating partners on each other's sensations. If the loss of interest in sex is related to the consequences of traumatic conditions, such cases also require therapeutic intervention.