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What to give to a women for sex
Actually my wife is not ready for sex
She is not ready to do more and more sex she told me every time finish
But I am ready to do more and more sex around 3 around when I am taking medicine
But is not going hot for more and more sex
Wt to do and wt medicine should I give that she will do more sex
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First of all there are several reasons for it, that an individual has to understand
Both partners desire, biology are different
At first you must discuss with your partner whether there is pain, decreased desire or what actually she feels
* Must discuss your point of view, mutual expectations, a female desire, wish gratification of sex is different that must be discussed between partners
* You can take help of a Psychiatrist and plan a visit with your partner so that if needed medications will be planned, otherwise some relaxation exercises, correct information and expertise opinion will be provided*
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Hi, Your wife not wanting frequent or repeated sex is not a medical problem, and it does not mean anything is wrong with her. Every person has a different level of sexual desire, and expecting her to match your desire or energy- especially multiple times in a row- is unrealistic and can create pressure.
Also, no medicine should ever be given to increase a partner’s sexual desire. Consent and comfort are essential in sexual relationships.
Your desire increases with medication, but that does not mean she must adjust her body or mood to match yours.
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1. As a Psychosexual Medicine Specialist, I would suggest you a couples’ session can help align expectations in a healthy way.
2. Have an open, pressure-free conversation with her about what she likes, her comfort, and her boundaries.
3. Stop giving or thinking of giving her any medicine for desire- this is unsafe, unethical, and illegal.
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I suggest that you stop taking medicine for sex. Then u can match up to her level.
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No medicine should be used to make someone have sex more often.
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Forcing, pressuring, or giving medication is unhealthy and unsafe.
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If this difference is causing marital stress, meet a psychiatrist or sex therapist together so both of you can find a balance that respects your wife’s comfort and keeps the relationship healthy.”
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Need to be discussed in more detail
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You should consult psychiatrist on urgently for you and wife both
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
Don't take medicine for increase desire sometimes excessive stimulants results in Mania
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