Decreased libido

If you're suffering from low libido, it could be a number of factors.

Why do you suffer from a low libido?

Decreased libido can be linked to pain during intercourse, other chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety, relationship problems, hormonal imbalance, side effects of hormone treatments...

But just because we're suffering, and have no libido, no desire, no pleasure, no excitement, doesn't mean we have to grit our teeth, put on a brave face, and put the other person's desire first, forgetting our own!

Redefining your sexuality is essential if you want to get out of the vicious circle of low libido: No, not all intercourse has to end in orgasm, or include penetration, there are plenty of other ways of exchanging pleasure.

Don't hesitate to listen to our podcast episode on the subject (available on all listening platforms: "Endometriosis, the taboos... #etalors")!

How can you boost your libido?

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How can you reduce the frequency and intensity of your low libido over the long term?

To understand your low libido and how to regain it, we recommend you consult :

Sex therapy: You can choose to consult alone or with a partner!

There are also solutions to help ease the pain during intercourse & the associated stress which is often one of the causes of low libido:

Pelvic floor therapy: Perineal reeducation can help relieve pain during intercourse (with a physiotherapist or specialized midwife).
Find less painful positions, or find pleasure other than penetro-centric pleasure
Open communication with your partner: adapting the intimate relationship together to (re)find pleasure on both sides.

What medical and therapeutic follow-up can you request?

This recommendation is not a substitute for medical advice, if you have symptoms, we invite you to consult a specialized professional.

For medical follow-up, if you are looking for a gynaecologist/midwife specialized in endometriosis, you can send an email to associations that have contact lists and consult the directory of private midwives, the website pointgyn, gyn&co, mapatho...

Or visit our dedicated chat rooms at Warriors Gang ! (just click on them)

(FAQs on endometriosis treatments available at the bottom of the page ⬇️)

Why is this cure recommended to help stimulate your libido?

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FAQ Treatments for endometriosis

How is endometriosis diagnosed?

Important reminder: Endometriosis suffers from a delay in diagnosis of 7 years on average.

There are several reasons for this frequent delay in diagnosis:

- Lesions that indicate the presence of this disease are often invisible on examinationsThe recent inclusion of pathology in the medical curriculum (2020)
- The complexity of the disease, there is not one but several endometriosis, with very diverse clinical translations, localizations and evolutions.

- The shortage of gynecologists in France, a recent study by UFC que choisir shows that 23.6% of women live in a gynecological medical desert. (According to a Senate report released in October 2021)

Important information: If you have suffered physical or psychological medical violence/abuse during a medical examination, you can contact the associations: Stopvog and/or Justice Endo.

The symptoms of endometriosis can vary from woman to woman, including:

- Menstrual pain:

- heavy or irregular periods

- Digestive problems

- urinary problems

- lower back pain

- chronic fatigue

- neuropathic pain

- pain during intercourse

infertility.

Pelvic MRI is considered one of the best imaging tests for detecting the presence of endometriosis because it provides detailed images of the pelvic organs and can identify endometriotic lesions that are not detectable by other imaging methods such as ultrasound.

To find an expert gynaecologist/radiologist contact, you can go to the Mapatho, Gynandco directory, or send an email to endometriosis associations that have practitioners' lists.

To have your exams reviewed by an endometriosis specialist, you can send your file to the Second Opinion website.

What are the therapeutic treatments?

The 3 therapeutic pillars to target the cause of your pain and hope for long-term relief are:

1. Nutrition/lifestyle (via naturopathy, micro-nutrition, etc.)

2. Stress reduction (via breathing, meditation, sophrology, hypnosis, psychotherapy, etc.)

3. Body mobility (via physical activity, yoga, stretching, osteopathy, physiotherapy, self-massage, etc.)

Given that the disease is hormone-dependent, immune and inflammatory, these are the basis of multidisciplinary endometriosis treatment to target:

Rebalancing the hormonal system

Strengthening the immune system

Reduction of oxidative stress and inflammation

They are complementary to medical treatments.

What hormone treatments?

As there is no curative medical treatment today to treat endometriosis, the pill is "the first-line treatment" in France that gynecologists prescribe to patients to help them soothe their pain. This recommendation is made by the HAS to doctors, based on the observation that menstruation and pain are linked.

On the other hand, there are no scientific studies to prove that the pill prevents endometriosis from progressing. This is why, even if the pain is relieved, to prevent the disease from progressing in silence, it is essential to benefit from the therapeutic support mentioned above.

In addition to the pill, other hormone treatments are sometimes prescribed according to medical records, such as:

Mirena IUD (hormonal)

or artificial menopause.

In all cases, whether the patient is on hormone treatment or not, regular monitoring of the disease on imaging remains necessary.

We have collected women's testimonies on hormonal treatments for endometriosis on our Media website (media.lelabdelendo.com, testimonials section).

What are the surgical treatments?

If you are offered surgery, it is important that you are surrounded by a team of endometriosis experts, and that you study the benefit/risk balance of endometriosis surgery well in advance.

Not all endometriosis can be operated on.

Do not hesitate to consult several opinions because sometimes an operation allows you to get better, but sometimes it may not lead to improvements, on the contrary, patients complain of symptoms that have worsened. This may be due to a poorly assessed benefit/risk balance, or from a doctor who is not competent in endometriosis surgery (officially on the medical program since 2020).

We have collected women's testimonies about endometriosis surgeries on our Media site (media.lelabdelendo.com, testimonial sections)