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Maria Sophocles has been a gynecologist for more than 25 years and focuses on women's sexual health. She says that it's normal for women's libido to fluctuate because of several biological reasons.

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Libido refers to one’s sexual appetite or drive, according to VerywellHealth. It isn’t something that can be measured with a test, and is instead all about how you feel. While some people may have ...

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