Female Sexual Dysfunction

 Female sexual dysfunction includes persistent, recurring problems with sexual response or desire that cause discomfort and tension in the relationship with the partner.

Many women experience sexual dysfunction at some point in their lives. Female sexual dysfunction can occur at any age and can be a continuous phenomenon or occur once in a while.

There is more than one type of female sexual dysfunction, which include:

• Low sexual desire: Decreased libido or lack of sexual motivation.
• Sexual arousal disorder: Difficulty in becoming aroused or difficulty maintaining arousal during sexual activity.
• Orgasmic disorder: Persistent or recurring difficulty achieving orgasm.
• Sexual pain disorder: A condition in which pain occurs during sexual arousal or during vaginal intercourse.

Sexual response is linked to a complex interplay of physiology, emotions, beliefs, experiences, lifestyle, and relationships. Disruption of any of these factors can affect sexual response, arousal, or sexual satisfaction. However, female sexual dysfunction is treatable.

Symptoms:

Female sexual dysfunction can occur at any age. Sexual problems often occur when hormones are in flux. Sexual problems can also occur due to serious illness, such as cancer, diabetes, or heart disease.

Symptoms of female sexual dysfunction include one or more of the following:

• Low or complete absence of sexual desire.
• Inability to maintain arousal during sexual activity or inability to become aroused despite any sexual desire.
• Inability to experience an orgasm.
• Pain during sexual intercourse or sexual activity.

Cause:

Factors that contribute to sexual dissatisfaction or dysfunction include:

• Physical: Physical conditions that can contribute to sexual problems include arthritis, urinary and bowel dysfunction, fatigue, headaches, pelvic surgery, and various neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis. Certain medications such as antidepressants, high blood pressure medications, antihistamines, and chemotherapy drugs can reduce sexual arousal and affect the body's ability to experience an orgasm.

• Hormonal: Menopause results in decreased estrogen levels that can lead to changes in genital tissues and sexual response. The skin covering the genital area (labia) can become thinner, exposing more of the clitoral area. The increased exposure can sometimes reduce clitoral sensitivity. The vaginal lining also becomes thinner and less elastic, requiring more effort and more lubrication. These factors can cause painful intercourse and delayed orgasm.
• Psychological and social: Untreated anxiety or depression as well as long-term stress can lead to sexual dysfunction. Long-term conflicts with a partner can also reduce sexual arousal.

Emotional distress can be both the cause and the result of sexual dysfunction.

Risk factors:

Factors that increase the risk of developing sexual dysfunction include:

• Depression or anxiety
• Heart disease or blood vessel disease.
• Liver or kidney failure.
• Neurological conditions.
• Emotional or psychological stress
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   Epilogue

Female sexual dysfunction is a condition that should not be shameful or embarrassing. Open communication with your doctor and partner, as well as adopting a healthy lifestyle, are important steps in dealing with the condition. Seeking medical help early can lead to a better quality of life.

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