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Sex drive

Hello I'm maybe5-6 wks. Is it normal to have a loss of sex drive temporarily?
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Mine died at about 8weeks and about llasted about 5weeks. Its kicked back in. My man and i have had some of the best sex we have both ever experienced.compared to that  With each other and previous partners.
it will come back give it time ;)
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See everyone said that usually the sex drive increases that's what made me question. Just wanna make sure it's not our relationship but hopefully just many hormones.
Congrats btw
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That's scary! Had to be frustrating for your partner. Did you just make yourself have sex or were you two just not having any during that period?
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3894779 tn?1375804255
Am even hornier than i used to be lol and am about 5 weeks x
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I had absolutely no sex drive until about 2 weeks ago and I'm 37+4
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Thank you, just curious. My partner seems to be sexually frustrated and I'm just not in the mood. However I always enjoy the sex just couldn't understand why I'm not in the mood lately
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4045844 tn?1356308927
Very normal.  It could be temporary or last your whole pregnancy, everyone is different.  Mine was there then gone then back then gone... now we do it to try and get baby out!!!  Good luck.
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