Low Libido or Sexual Dysfunction

Low Libido in Women: More Common Than You Think

Many women experience a significant decline in sexual desire at some point in their lives, particularly during perimenopause, menopause, and the postmenopausal years. This is not a personal failing — it is a biological response to shifting hormone levels, and it deserves compassionate, effective medical attention.

Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone all play roles in female sexual health. When these hormones decline or fall out of balance, the effects can include reduced desire, vaginal dryness, discomfort during intimacy, and decreased arousal.

Common Symptoms

• Reduced or absent desire for sexual activity
• Vaginal dryness or atrophy causing discomfort
• Difficulty with arousal or reaching orgasm
• Emotional distance or disconnection from intimacy
• Increased anxiety or self-consciousness around sex
• Relationship strain due to changes in sexual desire

The Role of Hormones in Female Sexual Health

Testosterone — often thought of as exclusively a male hormone — plays a critical role in female libido, and even small declines can have a significant impact on sexual desire and satisfaction. Estrogen maintains vaginal tissue health, moisture, and sensitivity. Progesterone affects mood and sleep, which in turn influence intimacy.

At Nuestra Vida Well Living, Dr. Risher evaluates all relevant hormones and designs a comprehensive, individualized BHRT plan to restore balance and revitalize your sexual health.

A Safe, Personalized Path Forward

Using bioidentical hormones that are matched to your body's own chemistry, we create targeted protocols that address the specific hormonal imbalances contributing to your symptoms. Treatment is delivered in a safe, respectful, and confidential environment with ongoing monitoring to ensure optimal outcomes.