There can be many reasons for feeling a decrease in sexual desire including physical illness, stress, or depression. The symptoms of depression including disruptions to sleep, a loss of energy, and a general disinterest in activities which used to bring pleasure are just some of the reasons why depression can be linked to a decrease in sexual libido. In an article entitled, "Depression and Sexual Desire" (American Family Physician, August 2000) Doctors Phillips and Slaughter state that: ...
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