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Decreased Sexual Desire - Sexual Dysfunction in Women
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Diagnosis & Tests
How is the condition diagnosed?
A healthcare provider will ask the woman about her medical and social history. Depending on the medical history, the following may be performed:
Most cases of decreased libido are not related to physical problems, except for menopause. Usually there are other problems, like depression, marital discord, spousal abuse, alcohol dependence, or drug problems.