It's Not Just in Your Head. Uncover the Real Cause of Low Libido.

Libido is a Health Metric

A healthy sex drive is a key indicator of overall physical and mental wellbeing. When it declines significantly, it's your body's way of signaling that something is out of balance. Too often, men are told it's "just stress" or "part of getting older." While those can be factors, a persistent low libido deserves a thorough medical investigation.

The Top 5 Culprits Behind Low Libido

1. Hormonal Imbalance: This is the number one suspect. Low testosterone is the most well-known cause, but imbalances in thyroid hormones, high prolactin, or high estrogen can also crush sex drive.
2. Chronic Stress & Poor Sleep: High levels of the stress hormone cortisol are toxic to libido. Cortisol and testosterone have an inverse relationship. When stress is high and sleep is poor, cortisol rises and testosterone often falls, leading to low energy and desire.
3. Medication Side Effects: Many common medications can affect libido, including certain antidepressants (SSRIs), blood pressure medications, and hair loss treatments (like Finasteride).
4. Psychological Factors: Depression, anxiety, and performance anxiety can all diminish sexual desire. Relationship conflicts or boredom can also play a major role.
5. Lifestyle Factors: Excessive alcohol consumption, a poor diet leading to metabolic issues, and lack of exercise can all negatively impact the hormones and circulation needed for a healthy libido.

Our Diagnostic Process: Finding Your "Why"

We don't guess. We test. Our process is designed to give you clear answers.

• Full Male Hormone Panel: We conduct a comprehensive blood test that looks at Total Testosterone, Free Testosterone, SHBG, LH, Prolactin, Estradiol, and a full thyroid panel. This gives us a complete picture of your endocrine system.
• In-Depth Consultation: We discuss your symptoms, lifestyle, stress levels, sleep patterns, diet, and relationship dynamics in a completely confidential setting.
• Medication Review: We analyze any current medications you're taking to identify potential side effects impacting your libido.