I'm really worried about my wife's lack of sexual desire. Before we got married, our sex life was pretty good, but ever since tying the knot four years ago, it seems like her desire has vanished. Im not sure whats causing this change. Could there be an underlying issue, or do you have any suggestions for how we can address this? Could stress, physical health, or maybe even emotional factors play a role?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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6+ Yrs

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It's possible that your wifes lack of sexual desire may be linked to emotional, hormonal, or psychological factors. It's important to have an open, supportive conversation with her about any concerns, and consulting a healthcare provider could help identify underlying causes and offer guidance for improvement.

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