Back to the question. For more information on this topic, read the book The Alchemy of Love and Lust , by T. Crenshaw. This book is an absorbing treatise on how sex hormones might influence our relationships. Several studies have shown that sexual desire did not correlate with their estrogen or progesterone levels. Confusing the issue more, when women reporting low sexual desire were compared hormonally to women with 'normal libidos', the blood hormone levels in the two groups were statistically the same.
Sexual desire is influenced by many different things.
Their hormone levels, however, did not change one whit. This is supported by the observation that women's testosterone levels decline, if at all, very slowly , before, during and after menopause. Other people with 'normal' testosterone levels have not been shown to benefit from pills or injections of testosterone. The women reported feeling 'sexier', and 'wetter', which might have been from the lotion that the testosterone was put in. Women also report that 10-20 minutes of massage with a Viagra creme helps too, where taking a Viagra pill is not effective.