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Low Libido KwaThema

Low Libido KwaThema – Low Libido happens to a lot of men, but few of them want to talk about it — especially when “it” is a low libido. After all, virility plays a big role in our concept of manhood. There’s this idea you’re supposed to live up to: “Real men are always in the mood.” But that’s not true. Lots of men have low sex drive, for a lot of reasons. Here at Men’s Clinic we help you get treatment for low libido KwaThema. We use natural herbs with no sides effect.

What Are Causes Of Low Libido

Any number of things, some physical and some psychological. Sometimes it’s both.

Physical issues that can cause low libido KwaThema include low testosterone, prescription medicines, too little or too much exercise, and alcohol and drug use. Psychological issues can include depression, stress, and problems in your relationship.

About 6 out of 10 men over age 45 have low testosterone. While testosterone replacement therapy remains somewhat controversial, it’s also a common solution to the problem.

How Men’s Clinic Can Help You with Low Libido?

Men’s Clinic is a specialists in boasting low Libido in men. We have helped a lot of men for 10+ years now.

Physical causes of low libido

Any medical problem or chronic physical condition can cause a reduction in one’s sex drive. If a man is diagnosed with cancer for example, sex may be the furthest thing from his mind for a time. But even minor illnesses can diminish a man’s sexual interest. Conversely, when men improve their health through exercise, good diet or, if necessary, medical treatment their libido is likely to increase.

While any illness can decrease sex drive, some conditions, such as thyroid disease, tumors of the pituitary gland (which controls most hormone production, including sex hormones) and depression, are directly linked to low libido.

Similarly, insufficient amounts of the male sex hormone testosterone may cause low libido, though such a condition is unlikely to affect erectile function.

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