Finding out why desire has dropped — hormonal, physical or emotional — and treating the cause.
Low libido means a persistent drop in sexual desire that bothers you or your partner. Desire naturally rises and falls with age, stress, sleep and relationships, so the first step is working out whether the cause is hormonal, medical, psychological — or a mix of all three.
Common SignsEvery case is different — a thorough evaluation helps us find which of these applies to you.
Low testosterone, thyroid problems or raised prolactin, confirmed by blood tests.
Diabetes, obesity, sleep apnoea or certain medications, including some antidepressants.
Work pressure, anxiety, depression or burnout, which commonly blunt desire.
Unresolved conflict, performance worry or loss of intimacy over time.
A calm, structured process — from your first message to lasting results.
Sleep, stress, medication, relationship and medical history reviewed together.
Testosterone, thyroid, prolactin, sugar and lipid profile where indicated.
Lifestyle, medication review, hormonal treatment or counselling, based on findings.
Follow-up to check what is working and change the plan where it isn't.
Fill in the quick form and Dr. Patel's team will call you back to confirm your slot — every conversation, and every detail you share, stays strictly between you and the clinic.
Consultation fee: ₹500 — paid securely online to confirm your slot.
Straight answers to what patients most often ask before their first visit — without the medical jargon.
Desire does change with age, but a clear, persistent drop is worth investigating — it is often driven by something treatable such as sleep, stress, medication or hormones.
Usually yes, at least a basic panel. Testing is the quickest way to rule hormonal and metabolic causes in or out instead of guessing.
Not always. Many men with low desire have normal testosterone, and the cause turns out to be sleep, mood, medication or relationship stress.
It can. Several common medicines affect desire, so bring a list of everything you take to your consultation — often the plan can be adjusted with your treating doctor.
Only if you want them to be. Some men prefer to come alone; for others, a joint session makes the conversation easier.
Book a private consultation online, over the phone, or on WhatsApp — your details stay between you and the clinic.
