Low Libido Treatment in Indianapolis

Low libido is common and can affect both men and women at any stage of life. While changes in sexual desire can happen over time, persistent low libido is often linked to underlying hormonal, medical, or lifestyle factors that can be evaluated and treated.

Low libido is usually caused by a combination of factors rather than a single issue. Common contributors include hormone imbalances, medical conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes, stress or mental health concerns, and certain medications.

Because the cause can vary from person to person, identifying the underlying reason is key to choosing the most effective treatment.

Treatment depends on the underlying cause, which is why a personalized evaluation is important. Based on your symptoms and lab results, your plan may include hormone optimization (such as estrogen, testosterone, or DHEA), medication adjustments or support, and targeted therapies to improve arousal and function.

For some patients, treatment may also include vaginal health support for dryness or discomfort, as well as supplements, lifestyle changes, and stress management strategies.

Every treatment plan is individualized—because the cause of low libido is different for everyone.

🔍 Low Libido is treated as part of our comprehensive Sexual Wellness Program. Click here to learn more.

Your visit includes a private, one-on-one consultation with our MD to review your symptoms, medical history, and goals. From there, we’ll determine any necessary testing and outline personalized treatment options.

🔍 Low Libido is treated as part of our comprehensive Sexual Wellness Program. Click here to learn more.

Lab testing may be recommended to evaluate hormone levels or identify other contributing factors. If needed, labs can often be billed through insurance using our third-party lab partner.

We do not bill insurance for visits or in-office treatments. However, most lab work and prescriptions can be submitted through your insurance, and we’ll complete any prior authorizations for medication as well.

For in office visits and services, we do accept FSA/HSA as a form of payment, along with debit/credit, cash and CareCredit.