Sexual problems are common among people with Parkinson’s disease. Here are some key points:

- Low libido: A lack of desire to have sex
- Difficulty with movements during sex: Parkinson’s can make physical movements challenging.
- Inability to orgasm: Some individuals may find it difficult to reach orgasm.
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Sexual problems are common among people with Parkinson’s disease. Here are some key points:

- Low libido: A lack of desire to have sex.
- Difficulty with movements during sex: Parkinson’s can make physical movements challenging.
- Inability to orgasm: Some individuals may find it difficult to reach orgasm.
- Erectile dysfunction: More common in men with Parkinson’s.
- Very high or compulsive sex drive: Some may experience an unusually high sex drive.

These issues can be addressed with treatments such as medication, sex therapy, or couples therapy.

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