for both women and men sexual desire or drive decreases gradually with age however testosterone the hormone which primarily controls sexual drive in men never stops being produced entirely some men in their 70s and 80s have an active libido even with decreased testosterone levels
Inflammatory swelling is the most common type of facial swelling in children, and lymphadenitis is its most common cause, followed by sinusitis and odontogenic infection. Lymphadenitis most commonly manifests as swelling and erythema in the upper neck and submandibular and/or parotid region.
There can be a swelling and pain in the salivary glands that can puff up the cheeks. Fatigue, fever and loss of appetite also occur along with the swellings. Apart from these medical conditions, facial burn or trauma, swelling in the eyes, salivary gland problems, dental problems, head injuries, and even a broken nose can cause facial swelling. Certain cancers too may cause swollen face.