Anon - Thanks for your question. Yes, some medical professionals treat a medical condition they have named depressed desire disorder. This deals with the physiological and psychological causes of low sex drive (or libido) in women. At some point in a woman’s life, she may experience what’s called female sexual dysfunction. It is marked by a woman’s inability to be aroused or maintain arousal, pain during intercourse, inability to orgasm and low sex drive. We have a special page set up about this topic as well as the various solutions under consideration, including a possible medication for women. Please go to the link below for more information, and good luck to you! https://www.empowher.com/pinkpill
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Anon - Thanks for your question. Yes, some medical professionals treat a medical condition they have named depressed desire disorder. This deals with the physiological and psychological causes of low sex drive (or libido) in women. At some point in a woman’s life, she may experience what’s called female sexual dysfunction. It is marked by a woman’s inability to be aroused or maintain arousal, pain during intercourse, inability to orgasm and low sex drive. We have a special page set up about this topic as well as the various solutions under consideration, including a possible medication for women. Please go to the link below for more information, and good luck to you! https://www.empowher.com/pinkpill
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