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Posted by: Alice
I really would be grateful if there was anyone out there who could give me some advice. My husband says it's not just that he doesn't fancy me anymore for intimate love activity, he doesn't fancy anyone (!) so I suspected he could do with some libido lifting supplements (zinc etc) for more drive and confidence in himself. I bought him some, but he won't take them. Also he won't go to his doctor about his lack of desire for making love either. I love him deeply, and cannot understand his reluctance for intimate love, but how can I help him to make love to me?

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Reply by: Manny
Please permit me to think about your post for a day or two because considering the difficulty you have been through, I want to give you my best thoughtful advice.

Let me just say a few things at this point. For starters, it is your husband who should be supporting you, loving you and giving you as much comfort as he can. Have you gone to your doctor/GYN and talked to him/her about his lack of desire for making love problem ?

Factors of reduced libido can be both psychological and physical. To me you and your husband must first understand what may have caused this most unfortunate "inhibited intimate desire" happening.

Yes, both of you really do need to go to therapy counseling. If your husband will not go, then you should at least go.By the way has your husband tried Viagra? Sometimes that gives a man extra confidence in himself.

Take care, and I am concerned about both of you.

Reply by: Micky
About your husband's low libido - STRESS is one big killer of libido, be it mental, emotionl or physical stress. Also, a low testosterone level will cause a low libido. I would recommend that your husband visit his doctor and have his testosterone level checked. If it is low, then the doctor can prescribe the appropriate medication. (By the way, stay AWAY from the zinc, there are TOO many bad side effects.) Do NOT play doctor yourself, PLEASE!!! If your husband's testosterone level is normal, then you know the problem is caused by other factors. Again, his doctor can best advise him on how to them proceed.

My husband has gone off sex little grey cat
I hope someone can give me some advice and a solution? I would realy like to hear a man's point of view on this. We've been married for 2yrs, together for 5. I got preg after 7months (together) but our baby was s/b @ 6months. 6months later I got preg again but had a m/c, then another a year later, which was 2yrs ago, we got married since then. Our love life seems to be beset with tragedy! Our sex life has been sporadic ever since the s/b of our baby, but no it is non-existant.

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