Self-test sexual dysfunction in women

Sexual function is a complex physiological process. Maintaining normal sexual function depends on the collaboration of multiple systems in the human body, involving the coordination of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, endocrine system and reproductive system. In addition, it is necessary to have a good mental state and a healthy mentality. When abnormal changes occur in the above-mentioned system or mental and psychological aspects, it will affect the normal sexual life, affect the quality of sexual life, and show sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction is a disorder of sexual behavior and sexual sensation, which is often manifested as abnormal or lack of sexual psychological and physiological reactions. It is a general term for many different symptoms. Men’s sexual dysfunction mainly includes sexual desire disorder, penile erectile dysfunction and ejaculation disorder. According to statistics, 52% of men aged 40 to 70 suffer from sexual dysfunction of varying degrees. The incidence of sexual dysfunction in women is also very high. Some people believe that it can account for 30% to 60% of adult women, among which sexual desire and orgasm disorders are the most common. Some women may never enjoy orgasm in their lives. The causes of sexual dysfunction can be roughly divided into three categories: biological factors, mental and psychological factors and cultural factors. 1. Biological factor dysfunction may be caused by various reasons such as genetics, health status, hormone levels, age, diseases (including chronic diseases, neuropsychiatric system diseases, endocrine diseases, and reproductive organ lesions). People with medication, long-term heavy alcohol consumption or drug abuse can also develop sexual dysfunction. 2. Psychological factors The impact of mental and psychological factors on sexual function is quite prominent, including wrong sexual concepts, the influence of past sexual experiences, environmental factors, interpersonal tensions and negative emotions caused by various external factors. 3. Cultural factors Due to the influence of religion and cultural background, some people have prejudice against sexual life (such as thinking that ‘one drop of sperm and ten drops of blood’) and believe that sexual intercourse will consume vitality, and subjectively give up or reduce sexual activities, which can easily cause sexual repression. Sexual dysfunction can generally be divided into two categories: functional sexual dysfunction and organic sexual dysfunction. Male sexual dysfunction includes sexual desire disorder, penile erectile disorder, intercourse disorder and ejaculation disorder. Female sexual dysfunction includes sexual desire disorder, sexual arousal disorder, orgasm disorder, and pain in sexual intercourse. So do you have sexual dysfunction? You can find out after completing the following test. Just answer ‘yes’ or ’no’ for each question.