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Diabetes, heart, kidney or liver failure or blood vessels conditions lead to peripheral arterial vasoconstriction (spasm) of the vessels that bring blood. Remember: Anything that affects the blood flow in the genital area is a potential suppressor of your sex drive. II. Psychological causes: 1. Acute and/or chronic stress Job-related or retirement related stress, marital or relationship-related stress, financial stress or performance anxiety can affect your sex drive in a negative way. 2. Sleep Sleep deprivation may be a leading cause of lack of sexual desire. The medical condition most commonly associated with problems with sleep and sex is sleep apnea. People with sleep apnea wake up many times during the night, which can cause severe daytime sleepiness. What is more important for their sex drive is the fact that men with sleep apnea tend to have lower levels of testosterone, which can lower libido. More Andropause Articles Improve your sex life with the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui and Foods Find out Why men should care about their waistline From Sex Drive Over 50 Return to Home page |
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