Desire Disorders: Definition, Causes & Treatment

Lost Interest in Sex? Know the Real Causes & Best Solutions for HSDD Have you lost interest in sex or noticed a decline in sexual desire? This condition may be related to Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD), a common but often overlooked issue affecting both men and women. In this video, Dr. Satyakam Mohapatra explains the real causes behind low sexual desire, symptoms to watch for, and the most effective treatment options available. 👉 Learn about: 1. What HSDD is and why it happens 2. Med

1. Desire often shifts — it doesn’t disappear. Studies show that up to 39–52% of women report a decline in sexual desire during perimenopause or menopause (Brotto et al., J Sex Med, 2020). This is often due to changes in hormones, sleep, stress, and mood, not a permanent loss of libido. 2. Hormones play a role — but not the only one. Declines in estrogen and testosterone can lead to: Thinner vaginal tissues (GSM) Reduced blood flow to the genitals Decreased sensitivity and lubrication But these