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What
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Female Sexual Function, in a healthy woman, is someone who successfully responds to, and experiences the 4 phases of the Female Sexual Response Cycle without dysfunction.
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What is Female Sexual Medicine?
While a gynecologist or family physician may be knowledgeable and able to diagnose disease and disorders of a woman's vagina, vulva and care for her reproductive and vulvovaginal health, he/she may lack the requisite education as it relates to her sexual health. While men have had their "little blue pills" for ED since 1999, a "little pink pill" is still not ready for women for their ED or Female Erectile Dysfunction.
The fact is, 50% more women than men suffer from "erectile dysfunction" and a woman's erection is just as important as a man's erection.
"Female Sexual Dysfunction" is the generic term applied to the several sexual health problems women have that is one of the fastest growing areas of medicine known as "Female Sexual Medicine."
Female Sexual Medicine treats women and the various ailments and disorders which interfere with female sexual satisfaction, including;
It is important to note that 43% of American women -- about 40 million -- have physical and/or emotional distress relating to enjoying sex. This is manifested in loss of interest in sex, no longer finding sex enjoyable, or providing the enjoyment sex used to bring, or the inability to complete a sexual encounter to orgasm. or it just is not as enjoyable as it used be. Many women also report diminished sexual sensations in their vulva, vagina or clitoris while other women have pain during intercourse.
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