Sexual problems can occur at any stage of sexual activity.
If you find sexual intercourse painful or uncomfortable, if you are not sexually aroused or cannot have an orgasm even though your partner is patient and loving, you may have a sexual dysfunction.
Sexual disorders may occur after a person's first sexual intercourse, or they may occur later when there is no problem in their sexual life.
Sexual dysfunction is not a rare condition in both genders. Do not be ashamed or embarrassed to seek professional help.
COMPLAINS FACED IN WOMEN WITH SEXUAL PROBLEMS:
- Little or no sexual desire and interest in sex
- Lack of arousal/excitement during sexual activity
- Failure to maintain lubrication in the vagina during sexual activity
- Not having an orgasm at all or having a rare/difficult orgasm
- Failure to have sexual intercourse
- Pain sensation during sexual intercourse
SEXUAL FUNCTION DISORDERS IN WOMEN
Sexual problems can be seen in any of the stages of sexual activity. Sexual disorders may occur after a person's first sexual intercourse, or they may occur later when there is no problem in their sexual life.
1- Decreased Sexual Desire Disorder
2- Sexual Disgust Disorder
3- Sexual Arousal Disorder
4- Orgasm Disorder
5- Dyspareunia (Painful Sexual Intercourse)
6- Vaginismus
Decreased Sexual Desire Disorder
It is a condition in which there is persistent or recurrent low or no sexual fantasy and desire to engage in sexual activity. The woman has no or decreased enthusiasm for preparing, creating the environment that will create the sexual act, and initiating sexuality.
Sexual Disgust Disorder
Continuous disgust with genital intercourse and total or almost avoidance of it. It is a condition.
Sexual Arousal Disorder
In the arousal phase of sexual activity, a wetting and swelling response occurs in the vagina. In people with arousal disorders, sexual arousal is constantly or repeatedly caused by sufficient lubrication, It is seen that it cannot provide the swelling response. Sexual arousal disorder in women causes the woman to experience sexuality without pleasure.
Orgasm Disorder
It is a problem that occurs in the form of not being able to orgasm at all or having difficulty/rarely reaching orgasm. Since difficulties in the arousal phase significantly affect orgasm, orgasm and arousal disorders are often evaluated together.
Dyspareunia
It is the recurrent or persistent pain in the sexual organs during sexual intercourse. Short-term and temporary pains are not considered dyspareunia.
Vaginismus
When vaginal penetration is attempted, there are repetitive or continuous involuntary contractions in the muscles surrounding the outer third of the vagina. Contractions usually do not allow sexual intercourse and these contractions are completely involuntary.
WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF SEXUAL FUNCTION DISORDERS IN WOMEN?
The causes of sexual problems may be biological or psychological.
Biological. Causes:
1- Some physical diseases can negatively affect sexual functions.
2- Continuous use of some drugs can negatively affect sexual functions.
Psychological Causes:
1- Insufficient, incorrect sexual information
2- Raising conditions
3- Strict religious and moral beliefs
4- Sexual traumas
5- Sexual fears
6- Fear of pregnancy
7- Marital conflicts
8- Intimacy problems
9- Stress and sad life events
10- Pregnancy and birth
11- Limited foreplay
12- Concerns about age or attractiveness
13- Psychiatric disorders
14- Sexual dysfunction in the spouse
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