Libido post-women's point of view appreciated
Good afternoon
I would appreciated if women with experience would answer.
A little info.
29 year old female
154cm
51kg
Health is over all good and no medication. No birth control being used, but in the past hormonal bc were used.
3kids.
Was diagnosed with low T previously and the doctor prescribed a birthcontrol pill (wrong thing to do i would think).
Have read about bc permanently destroying libido. And think that this might be the case here. She started using hormonal bc at age 13 and stopped age 25.
During pregnancy (hormonal cocktail for any woman) and one other time getting administered drug by a doctor libido came with a revenge so she knows its there somewhere.
Situation today is like this. The mind is there, that is she wants to want it but little to nothing else is going on. Has a tiny libido boost at ovulation. But self described on how horny you can feel on the scale 0-10. Only 4, and that is on monthly time when it should be the most.
Doctors here dont treat this since she is healthy and on lower end on the normal scale.
The questions to you as the professionals. What would your recommendation be?
What substance has the most effect of making the result towards what she wish?
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Im willing to put my money on that this has something to do with bodychemistry. Since most other things like diet physical health ect are on point.
We are currently struggling with doctors to do full lab tests. Why is that so damn hard though, when you think your car is failing then you have it checked no problem. But when it is your body and health then you have to argue and struggle to know for sure, and most answer you get is "it probably nothing".
labs... cant answer without current labs ....
@GRRL, are there any specific things to look for when doing a lab test? For instance, we all know the importance of testosterone and estrogen, etc, but in your experience, are there any other markers to pay attention to that aren't as obvious?
need to look at thyroid levels progesterone ... it is also important to know 'when' in the menstrual cycle because that also affects levels .... I'd also check cortisol levels
Thank you! +1 for great info. Much appreciated!
Pisted a reply to your other topic, hoping good times are cumming