(053) The Prevalence of Low Sexual Desire Among Premenopausal Women and Their Wish for Drug Treatment

Abstract Introduction Low female sexual desire (HSDD) is one of the most common complaints in women. As a result, many women suffer from dissatisfaction and related distress, which often negatively interferes with their quality life. Little known about underlying biological mechanism low desire, but it conceivable that functions are result an interaction between biological, psychological, relational factors, for neurological hormonal central peripheral processes involved. Women's desires naturally fluctuate over years commonly coincide beginning or end relationship, health status, medication use, and/or major life events. The treatment approach females aimed at causes behind this condition. Recommendations may include sex education, counseling, sometimes hormone therapy mainly who go through menopause post-menopause. So far no medical HSDD available Europe. While some movements, such as “right to desire” wish support development drugs reduce distress associated HSDD, others against what they call “the pathologizing variation population” drug developments. Objective aim survey was find prevalence among young, premenopausal, social media active willingness receive therapy. Methods A has been conducted 18 50 old regularly using apps, Israel. country mix cultures, religions, personal backgrounds. Women were asked current experience reduction more than 6 months, presence distress. have Results 4079 observed only 1493 (36.6%) answered questions. 42% (624) stated decline period longer while 49% (727) said did not desire. 9% (142) didn’t know. On question: “would you be interested ‘that ’ reported 22% (138) treatment, 40% (249) 12% (75)said don’t know 26% (162) wiliness use depended on risk benefits. Conclusions prevalent even premenopausal multicultural country. Despite multifactorial factors involved etiology almost half interest safe HSDD. Disclosure Any authors act consultant, employee shareholder industry for: Freya, Besins, Ohhmed.