Hi Nataly,
What do you think? Do you think you need to be on medication? Is your husband doing anything else to deal with his own condition? Was he diagnosed? Would he see a doctor about his lack of sex drive? Have you two discussed the lack of sex and any lack of interest he may have?
Regardless of the answers, it may help for you to talk with a trained professional (doctor or therapist) about what you're going through. A therapist or doctor may be able to help you get to the root of the problem. If there is a situation going on with your husband too, maybe couples or marital counseling may provide some benefit. Would he do that?
What do you do? Do you have personal interests or hobbies? It may be good to focus on those things along with talk therapy or medication to help you personally get back on track. It can amplify problems if you are overly focused on the lack of sex or feeling like your husband doesn't desire you.

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