Approximately 43% of women suffer from some form of sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction in women is characterized by a lack of desire, arousal, or orgasm. Lack of desire is considered to be the most common complaint among these women. Approximately 20% of these women report having difficulties with lubrication, which can be assisted by Viagra-like drugs that may increase blood flow to the genitals.
Some common factors that inhibit women’s sexual health include:
- family concerns
- relationship concerns
- illness or death
- financial or job worries
- childcare responsibilities
- previous or current physical or emotional abuse
- fatigue
- depression
Physical factors that may be contributing to sexual dysfunction in women include:
- hypertension
- heart disease
- cancer
- diabetes
- thyroid disorders
- neurological diseases
- autoimmune disorders such as lupus
- prescription drugs such as anti-hypertensives and depression medication
- over-the-counter medications
- drug and alcohol abuse
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