The evidence-based clinical field dedicated to identifying and correcting the underlying physiological deficits that cause diminished sexual desire or function, particularly in the context of hormonal decline. This requires a nuanced understanding of the interplay between sex steroids, neurochemistry, and systemic energy. Restoration implies returning function to a previously achieved, healthy level.
Origin
This science emerges from urology, gynecology, and endocrinology, focusing specifically on the complex regulatory pathways governing sexual drive. The ‘restoration’ aspect highlights an intervention aimed at reversing an acquired deficit rather than treating a congenital state. It recognizes libido as a key indicator of overall hormonal milieu stability.
Mechanism
The primary mechanism involves assessing and often correcting imbalances in circulating testosterone, estrogen, and DHEA levels, as these directly influence sexual responsiveness and mood. Furthermore, dopamine system regulation plays a significant role in motivation and desire pathways. Interventions may also target systemic vitality, as profound fatigue inherently suppresses libido by diverting metabolic resources away from reproductive function.
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