What's your libido prompt test

It is no secret that over the years the majority of women decreased sexual desire, but only few of them are willing to tell a stranger, even if in a white coat. Respond to clearly put questions in writing they will be much easier to say sexologists, and offer them a test designed to include a mandatory medical examination.

Thanks to the answers to the 5 simple but important questions physician will be able to "reach out" to his patients and to understand what lies the root of their problems. The results of this survey reflect reality (the same as the opinion of experts) 85, 2% of cases. Doctors are already testing its effectiveness by 263 women. All of them were satisfied with the new approach to the identification of the problem. Study co-author Dr. Irwin Goldstein (Irwin Goldstein) argues that the new technique will enjoy and doctors, as many providers are reluctant to talk with patients about their sexual health for a number of reasons: it is a limited time, receive, and the lack of experience, as well as tightness. Thus, a fairly simple test can replace unwanted dialogue between the doctor and the person to make an appointment, thereby facilitating the identification of diagnosis.

Here is a list of issues proposed in the test:

1. Were you satisfied with your level of sexual desire in the past?
  2. Decreased Do you have the level of sexual desire?
  3. Are you concerned about reducing your sex drive?
  4. Would you like to raise your sex drive?
  5. Do you think that any of the following factors influenced the decrease in your sex drive?

- Operation, depression, injury or disease;
  - Medicines, drugs, alcohol, you are currently taking;
  - Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause symptoms;
  - Other sexual problems such as pain, elusive orgasm;
  - Problems of your sexual partner;
  - Dissatisfaction with the relationship with the partner or by the partner;
  - Stress or fatigue.

If a woman responds negatively to a question at number 1-4, the diagnosis of acquired general decrease in sexual function do not make it. If all of these questions is given a positive response, and only in the fifth paragraph - no, more likely, a woman suffering from Acquired reduce sexual desire.

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