Low Desire Isn’t Your Fault #shorts @RenaMalikMD
Low Desire Isn’t Your Fault #shorts  @RenaMalikMD
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Your lack of desire might not be about your relationship at all.

I treated patients with low libido for years before realizing I had it myself. I was letting my husband fall asleep before me. Sex was good when it happened, but I had zero interest in initiating it.

That's when I recognized I had hypoactive sexual desire disorder. Once we were intimate, arousal was fine. The problem was getting there in the first place.

I started testosterone therapy, and it genuinely helped restore my interest for about twenty years. Sometimes the issue isn't emotional or relational. It's physiological.

If this sounds familiar, talk to your healthcare provider about what options might work for your body.

Save this if you've been wondering whether low desire is normal or treatable.

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