An Oophorectomy Often Results in Decreased Libido Because the

An oophorectomy often results in decreased libido because the

A) absence of the uterus changes sensations during arousal and orgasm.
B) lack of ovulation is associated with depression and fatigue.
C) absence of progestin affects sexual interest and responsiveness.
D) lack of testosterone decreases women's overall libido or sex-drive.