There are many potential causes of a low libido, including nerves, pain during sex, underlying health issues, and conflicts in the relationship. In this video, learn tips to deal with low libido if it's something that bothers you — and when to see a healthcare provider.
You can read more about what a "normal" sex drive is here.
Dr. Wu is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist practicing in New York City.
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