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Low desire can be hormonal, emotional, or a side effect of medication. The doctor explores the cause before talking about treatment.
This is a broad, honest starting point rather than a single diagnosis: what changes low desire depends on what is actually driving it, which is why the consultation asks about it before any treatment is discussed.

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What causes low sexual desire?

Persistent low sexual desire has several possible causes, and identifying the right one is the first step before any treatment is discussed. The change can be hormonal, emotional, or a side effect of medication. A doctor explores the pattern — when it started, what else was happening at the time, and whether it coincides with a new medicine — to understand what is driving it.

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Common questions

A licensed doctor reviews your questionnaire and decides what, if anything, is appropriate. The consultation is the same medical review used across Hi-Doctor’s sexual health service — it is not a guaranteed prescription. Not every medicine marketed for low desire is available through a consultation; for example, bremelanotide has no EU marketing authorisation.
Some causes of low desire need a different kind of assessment — hormonal, gynaecological, or a review of an existing medication. If that applies, the doctor will say so rather than force a prescription that is not appropriate, and will recommend the right care route.
Yes. The sexual health consultation is handled the same way as any other Hi-Doctor consultation: reviewed by a licensed doctor, kept in your private account chat, and never shared beyond the clinical team treating you.
Yes. The same consultation and doctor-review standard apply wherever you are in the EU; there is no separate process for a particular country.
If the doctor does not approve treatment, the consultation fee is refunded in full within 48 hours. See pricing for the fee details.
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Start your online visit

Answer a short questionnaire about your health and goal. No in-person appointment, no travel. You’ll know within 24 hours if you’re a candidate.
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A doctor reviews your case

A licensed doctor reviews your answers personally. If they need clarifications, they message you in the private chat on your account. If treatment is appropriate, they sign an electronic prescription.
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Review and payment

If the doctor does not approve treatment, the consultation fee is refunded in full.
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Ongoing support

Private chat with your doctor for questions, a check-in, and renewal where relevant.

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Confidentiality

The sexual health consultation is handled the same way as any other Hi-Doctor consultation: reviewed by a licensed doctor, kept in your private account chat, never shared beyond the clinical team treating you. See safety for how your data and answers are handled.

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What this consultation can and cannot offer

Not every medicine marketed for low desire is available through a Hi-Doctor consultation — for example, bremelanotide has no EU marketing authorisation, so no EU doctor can prescribe it. Where a cause the doctor identifies needs a different kind of assessment — hormonal, gynaecological, or a review of an existing medication — the doctor will say so rather than force a prescription that isn’t appropriate.
A licensed doctor reviews your case and decides what, if anything, is appropriate. The consultation is the same medical review used across Hi-Doctor’s sexual health service — it is not a guaranteed prescription.
A licensed doctor reviews your questionnaire and, if appropriate, issues an electronic prescription valid across the EU. Hi-Doctor does not sell or ship medications — any prescribed medicine is dispensed by the pharmacy you choose.
Yes. The same consultation and doctor-review standard apply wherever you are in the EU; there is no separate process for a particular country.

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How Hi-Doctor handles it

Sexual health is offered as a one-off consultation: one consultation, one doctor, one decision. See pricing for the fee and refund terms, and how it works for the full process from questionnaire to doctor review. Related conditions include erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and performance anxiety. See also safety for the full eligibility checks and the sexual health treatment area.

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Start a consultation

Sexual health consultation

Answer the sexual health questionnaire and a registered doctor reviews it. They decide whether treatment is appropriate, which one, and at what dose — and declining is a normal outcome. See what it costs and how the review works.
This page is reference information, not medical advice and not a prescription. Whether a medicine is appropriate for you is decided by a registered doctor after reviewing your consultation.