How to get a sex drive?
humm. yea i don't have one at all. I would like to get one though. I had some surgeries years back and had my falopian tubes and right ovary removed and now It seems like i never want to have sex. My husband trys to be nice about it, but i am sure it bothers him. what can i do for that. is there like a pill or something?
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See your doctor, if it came on after the surgey, could be hormonal, there is some treatments they could try for you. The thing is if you want more you deserve more, if you're happy with none then that's OK too, whatever, try to involve your husband - he's in this too and probably wants to help you!
Don't listen to liberals and the media. Women normally have very little in the way of a sex drive.
If women had sex drives, men would be sitting on barstools looking like idiots and women would come around paying them for sex.
Also, there would be no strategic headaches for not engaging in sex and no faked orgasms (why they would want to do that, I don't know) with which we're all familiar.
The rooster would be running away from hens chasing him around the barnyard, instead of vice versa.
Surveys have revealed that most women would much rather watch their favorite soap opera than have sex, and if the truth were known, many would rather clean the floor, or they would regard them as equal chores.
Now, many women need to be drunk under the table in order to be interested in sex, and many men know this from personal experience.
Now, undoubtedly some imbecilic man will come on here, claiming that he's the one capable of satisfying women.
Again, you are perfectly normal. Don't listen to others who don't know what they're talking about.
Or better yet, do a test. Find Mr. Universe and have him walk down the street to get paid from women to have sex. See how many are interested. Maybe 1 in 1000.
Oh, I glanced below and see that someone is actually having hope in another pill - a pill for everything!
P.S. I've come back and glanced some more at the answers below, and see that someone tried to excuse my response with a joke. However, I hereby challenge every person below to a debate on this, or an event to collectively debate with all of them.
If someone would care to arrange it online in some sort of forum, just let me know by posting it back on here. Truthfully, I have presented reasonable, real-life examples and the other responders are shallow beyond belief, saying to "see a doctor" or mentioning pills and other absurd suggestions.
can birth control calm down PMS?
yes, i heard there is a new pill coming that improves womens interest. i am not sure if it is here yet but you can get it for sure in europe. ask your doctor about it , maybe there is an equivalent here or you can change pill's if you use the pill.
Well i hav a quesition related to menstruation?
See a doctor. There are lots of things for men so there may be something for women.
I dont know if there is a magic pill or anything but history seems to prove alcohol works great to get people in the mood.
Try korean ginseng, its a herbal remedie for fatigue but can also improve sex drives.
If it is really getting to you, see you G.P, you might need some kind of medication to help.
Help beside spell and swimming?
joe c's not getting any
to get a sex drive you need a sex permit and then you can get a sex licence
or just grin and bear it like we do when you need to get shoes and bags all the time
Tampons help DESPERATELY needed!?
theres lots of pills and supplements out there. theres a new one that is a disolvable strip you put under your tounge, i think its called blue steel? i hear the ad on the radio alot.
Is it true that when u are on ur period and u go to the pool ur period will stop?
Having read one too many stories about how Viagra hasn't been the savior of one's sex life, au contraire, I'm hesitant to suggest to anyone that they use drugs like Viagra (legal or not) to enhance their sexual experience until all other options have been depleted.
If you are currently taking any medication or supplemental drug for any reason, examine its possible side-effects. If you are overweight or just out of shape, get more fresh air and exercise. Are you getting enough nutrients in your diet?
You didn't mention your age. Are you menopausal? If you've tried estrogen therapy, you could give a low-dose testosterone therapy a go (since you've had an ovary removed), depending on what your doctor recommends.
frequent urination but very few urine coming out?help?
If you suspect that you may be suffering from low sex drive, the first step is to visit your doctor, to ensure that a medical problem is not to blame for your low sex drive.
Your doctor may identify a medical problem even if you do not realize that one exists. For example, what may seem like depression or anxiety could stem from a hormonal imbalance, vitamin deficiency, or other medical problem.
If your physician rules out a medical problem, it may be wise to seek the advice of a mental health professional.
go for a doctor.
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