Question by fiestyligerwoahman: What is considered a high sex drive for a woman?
How many time per week do you think a woman with a high sex drive would want/crave sex?
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Answer by twiggy
every minute….every second…more than a man
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Question by mochaloca07: What would suddenly cause low sex drive in a woman?
About a week ago, I lost all interest in sex, and I have NO clue why. I know that as a woman gets closer to menopause, it drops considerably. However, I’m 24, have always had a healthy libido, and am nowhere close to being menopausal. What could cause this, and how can I get my normal sex drive back?
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Answer by suman
physiology…
you are normal..
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Question by noel1426: What is the earliest age that a woman can get menopause?
I heard that my aunt had menopause at age 35 and was wondering if this could be true.
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Answer by Jenny m
You can get artificial menopause if you have both ovaries removed.
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Question by Mithrandir_black: What is the youngest age a woman can go through menopause?
I’m only 25 but I’ve been having symptoms of menopause, is this even possible? I’ve had problems with my period ever since I got it, so I wouldn’t be surpised! Thanks.
I won’t be able to go to a doctor for about 2 weeks, we’re in the middle of moving and pretty much all of our time is used up packing and working. I’m kinda embarrassed to even ask a Doc about it. It seems kinda ridiculous.
I’ll give you some history real quick.
I’ve always missed periods, from 6 weeks in between to 4 months (been since Sept this time). Bad cramps all the time. Went on the pill for about 7 years on and off to control it. Didn’t have insurance for the last 2 years and went off it. In the last year, had major issues, longer gaps and longer lasting (3 weeks one time), had hair grow on my face and breasts (never did before) and had a higher temp then normal.
I guess it is pretty dumb that I’m embarassed to ask my doc, I had a bad experinace when I asked one about something I thought I had. I was mocked and laughed at. I stopped going to see him.
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Answer by piepiepie
Yes, it’s possible although it’s not very likely. It could be something else. What you do need to do is speak with your doctor or gynocologist about the symptoms that you are experiencing.
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