Men in their prime rarely experience loss of sexual desire, but some men will find that they cannot arouse sexual desire during intercourse. What causes this?

4 reasons for loss of sexual desire

1. Feelings

Human beings are different from other animals and cannot have sex just for the sake of sex. There must be a factor of love, so if there is a problem in the relationship between husband and wife, or it has reached the point where it is about to break up. So at this time, it’s good if you don’t hate the other person. How can you raise your sexual feelings? If you want to have a harmonious sexual relationship, a harmonious relationship between husband and wife is a very important factor.

2. Season

Research shows that in the cold winter, most people will have stronger sexual desire than in hot weather. Among the four seasons, spring has the strongest sexual desire, and it is also called the season of courtship. In the sweaty midsummer, sexual desire will temporarily weaken. Some women's sexual desire is related to menstruation. Generally speaking, their sexual desire will be enhanced in the first few days of menstruation, while some women's sexual desire will be stronger one week after menstruation. Generally, women will lose their sexual desire during pregnancy, and men's sexual desire will also change cyclically, but the specific manifestations are not as obvious as in women.

3. Age

Men will reach the peak of sexual desire after puberty, and it will gradually begin to weaken between the ages of 30 and 40. After the age of 50, it will obviously weaken, but most men's sexual ability will remain until the age of 70, or even longer. Women are different from men. Generally speaking, the peak period is between 30 and 40 years old. It will gradually weaken after menopause, and generally speaking, there will be no obvious weakening after the age of 60.

4. Drugs

Long-term or large-scale use of certain drugs can cause sexual dysfunction and even cause impotence in men and frigidity in women. There are many types of drugs that affect sexual function, among which the important and common ones are: reserpine, rauwolfia, propranolol, chlorpromazine, promethazine and some anti-cancer drugs. Long-term radiation therapy can also lead to decreased sexual desire.