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What can I take to help will my sex drive after my hysterectomy??


I had a total hysterectomy over 6 months ago. I was put on premarin not long after for severe hot flashes. My sex drive was just as it had been before the surgery.. Great in other words! I recently in the past month quit taking premarin.. I have been dealing with the hot flashes fine...but now within the last couple of weeks my sex drive has been very, very low. I have a difficult time reaching orgasm... which is very odd because normally my boyfriend of 3 1/2 years has been able to make me orgasm several times in a love-making session. Any advice on how to get my mind and body back to the sexual being that my boyfriend and I have grown to love????

estrogen or hormone replacement therapy
go to www.naturessunshine.com and order Womens X action
vitamins you can read about them there also. They will help bring back your sex drive also try masages with ylang ylang essential oil. as for the hyster. I also had one about 5 yrs ago they have an excellent cream called PrO G Yam also that balances your hormones afterward and helps with hotflashes and everything
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