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How
To Know If A Woman Has A Low Sex Drive
There
is a new test released this month from The Journal of Sexual
Medicine, which may help you to determine if you have a low
sex drive. The
entire test consists of the following questions that women answer
with either a Yes or No:
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In
the past was your level of sexual desire or interest good
or satisfying to you?
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Has
there been a decrease in your level of sexual desire or interest?
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Are
you bothered by your decreased level of sexual desire or interest?
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Would
you like your level of sexual desire or interest to increase?
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Please
check all the factors that you may feel may be contributing
to your current decrease in sexual desire or interest:
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An
operation, depression, injuries or other medical condition
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Medication, drugs or alcohol you are currently taking
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Pregnancy,
recent childbirth, menopausal symptoms
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Other
sexual issues you may be having such as pain, decreased arousal
or orgasm
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Your
partner’s sexual problems
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Dissatisfaction
with your relationship or partner
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Stress
or fatigue
If a woman
says “No” to any of the questions in 1-4, then she does not
qualify for the diagnosis of generalized acquired low sexual
function.
If the
women answers “Yes” to questions 1-4 and “No” to the factors
in question 5, then she may have generalized acquired low sexual
desire.
Read
more about how to address a
low sex drive
in women.
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