Insomnia and sexual dysfunction | 
Insomnia may be a sleep disorder. But it’s also a sex problem.
Insomnia, a sleep disorder that prevents a person from falling asleep or staying asleep, leads to low energy, drowsiness, and fatigue. And experts say that it can also affect libido, resulting in decreased interest in sexual interaction.
People who are to tense to relax are likely to suffer from sexual dysfunction.
Based on studies, insomniacs have a tough time dealing with minor stress. It also leads to mood problems, prompting episodes of irritability and frustration. This can affect relationships sexually and emotionally.
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