Why do women experience low sexual desire?

Women may experience low sexual desire due to various factors, including central nervous system dysfunction, organ damage, and early initiation of sexual activity. Psychological stress, work fatigue, emotional distress caused by excessive concern, and sexual dysfunction—particularly central nervous system disorders—can contribute to low sexual desire in women. Numerous organic diseases and damage to vital organs such as the liver, kidneys, spleen, and heart may also lead to reduced libido. Additionally, engaging in sexual activity at an early age, physical exhaustion, inadequate nutrition, and general physical weakness can result in low sexual desire stemming from overall bodily weakness.