Inhibited Sexual Desire

The professional who usually addresses inhibited sexual desire is the sexologist, together with the psychologist, the psychiatrist, or the gynecologist depending on the case, since this condition involves both emotional and physical factors.

Inhibited sexual desire refers to a persistent decrease in interest in sexual activity that causes personal distress or affects the couple's relationship.

Contributing factors: It may be linked to stress, anxiety, hormonal changes, difficulties in the relationship, certain chronic conditions, or the use of some medications.

When to seek guidance? When the lack of desire persists and causes worry or tension, discussing it with a professional makes it possible to identify the causes and receive appropriate support in a trusting environment.