Quick overview and definition of female sexual dysfunctions. Female sexual dysfunctions can be physiological or psychological, or a combination of both.
General Sexual Dysfunction: Often referred to as ‘frigidity’, this involves a woman not having pleasure from sexual stimulation.
Female Arousal Disorder: Inability to lubricate during an aroused state.
Primary Orgasmic Dysfunction or Primary Anorgasmia: Never been able to achieve orgasm.
Secondary Orgasmic Dysfunction or Secondary Anorgasmia: Cannot currently achieve an orgasm, but has in the past.
Situational Anorgasmia: Can achieve orgasm with certain partners or in certain situations.
Vaginismus: The vagina closes tightly and does not allow for penetration.
Dyspareunia: Pain during intercourse.
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder: Genital arousal, with or without stimulation or orgasm, which is unrelated to sexual desires or feelings.
Sexual Aversion Disorder: Aversion or avoidance of sexual advances or contact.
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Quick overview and definition of female sexual dysfunctions. Female sexual dysfunctions can be physiological or psychological, or a combination of both.
