Female sexual dysfunction can be caused by a number of factors, such as emotional problems, drug use, and physical problems caused by illness. They all cause the woman to have little or no libido or, in more severe cases, they may even have an aversion to intimate contact.
The good news is that all problems can be treated according to their origin, making the woman have a better quality of life.
Causes of Female Sexual Dysfunction
Among some causes of this dysfunction, we can mention:
- Low amount of hormones in the bloodstream.
- Some medications, such as relaxants, antidepressants, antihypertensives, antibiotics and antihistamines.
- Diseases that affect the reproductive system.
- Tiredness.
- Chemotherapy.
- Hysterectomy.
- Advanced age.
- Diseases.
- Lack of intimacy with partner.
- Feeling guilty.
- Worry.
- Stress.
- Lack of affection or love for the partner.
How to Identify Female Sexual Dysfunction
To identify it, the woman must go to an appointment with the gynecologist to evaluate her physical condition. If the patient does not have diseases or dysfunctions that justify her lack of interest in intimate contact, a conversation with a psychologist will be able to diagnose emotional problems that may affect this area of her life.
Treatment for female sexual dysfunction
Before starting the treatment it is indicated to know its origin. In some cases, several factors may be present. Treating physical and emotional illness is critical to successful treatment.
Also, resorting to couples therapy and eating aphrodisiac foods can be good advice to follow.
The use of medicines, such as Viagra, is not yet indicated due to lack of scientific evidence.
