Low libido (men)
A drop in sex drive can come from stress, hormones, medication side effects, or an underlying health condition — and it's a common, treatable concern, not something to just live with. This visit gets you a clinician's assessment, privately.
1:1 virtual visit with a clinician experienced in men's health and hormonal health
Insurance accepted, with clear pricing per visit
A care plan built from your full health history
Visit options
We'll check any insurance and show you your options before you book.
Video Visit
$25
Est. or $100 w/o insurance
Most insurance accepted
Board-certified clinicians
No hidden fees
Available nationwide
What to expect from a low libido visit
1
Share your health story
Tell us what's changed and when it started.
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Meet your clinician
Discuss possible causes, including labs if helpful.
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Get your care plan
Leave with a treatment plan tailored to the cause.
4
Own your health
Follow up to see how your plan is working.
All your care in one place. That’s the General Medicine difference.
We help you understand your options, connect you to the right clinicians, manage prescriptions, coordinate any needed evaluations, and keep an eye on your overall health along the way. It’s comprehensive care that looks at the full picture — your goals, your history, your lifestyle — and makes it simple to move forward with confidence.
Is a low libido visit right for you?
Low libido has real, addressable causes more often than people expect.
You've noticed a drop in sex drive that's bothering you
A new medication started around when you noticed the change
You want to check for a hormonal cause
Stress, sleep, or relationship factors seem to be playing a role
You want a private conversation before deciding on next steps
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Frequently asked questions
What causes low libido in men?
Common causes include low testosterone, stress, certain medications, sleep issues, and relationship or mental health factors — your clinician reviews your history to help narrow this down. Relationship stress or unresolved mental health concerns can also play a significant role independent of hormones.
Will I need a testosterone test?
Your clinician may recommend a testosterone level and other hormone-related labs if your history and symptoms suggest a hormonal cause is likely. If hormone replacement therapy turns out to be the best option, your clinician will refer you to a specialist and help coordinate your ongoing care — General Medicine doesn't currently prescribe testosterone replacement therapy directly.
Is low libido connected to erectile dysfunction?
They can be related but aren't the same thing — your clinician can help sort out which is driving your symptoms. Addressing one doesn't always resolve the other, which is why your clinician evaluates both separately.
Can a medication I'm taking be causing this?
Yes, several common medications can affect libido — your clinician will review what you're taking as part of your visit. Common culprits include some blood pressure medications and antidepressants, among others.
What side effects are associated with low libido treatments?
This depends on the cause — if a medication is the trigger, adjusting or switching it usually resolves it. If hormone replacement therapy turns out to be the right option, your clinician will refer you to a specialist who can walk you through that treatment's specific side effects, which can include changes in mood, skin, or red blood cell counts.