Find Your Issue

You may have hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) if:

• You have low desire
• You have no desire but you are willing to have sex when it is initiated by your partner
• You do not feel excitement during sexual activity
• You feel emotionally disconnected from your partner

You may have sexual aversion disorder if:

• You have no desire, and are aversive to having sex.

You may have a sexual addiction if:

• You desire sex all the time
• You watch pornography all the time

You may have female sexual arousal disorder (FSAD) if:

• You have lack of arousal (pulsing, tingling, throbbing of genitals)
• It takes too much time for you to get aroused
• It is very difficult for you to get aroused
• You have lack of lubrication/dry vagina during sexual stimulation
• You do not have enough lubrication during sexual activity

You may have persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD) if:

• You have persistent or recurrent arousal in your genitals without any sexual stimulation

You may have female orgasmic disorder (FOD) if:

• Your orgasms are weak or muted
• It takes too much time for you to reach orgasm
• You cannot get an orgasm during clitoral stimulation
• You cannot get an orgasm during internal stimulation
• You can achieve an orgasm on own, but not with your partner
• You can achieve an orgasm with fantasies only
• You can no longer achieve more than one orgasm but you could in the past
• You often get a migraine during orgasm

You may have pleasure dissociative orgasmic disorder (PDOD) or orgasmic anhedonia if:

• You orgasm without any pleasure
• You orgasm with muted pleasure

You may have dyspareunia if:

• You feel pain or discomfort during sexual activity
• You have clitoral pain during sexual activity
• You have pain at the entrance of your vagina during sexual activity
• You have pain in the vagina during sexual activity
• You have pain deep in the vagina during thrusting
• You feel pain when anything enters your vagina
• You experience genital pain when you wear clothing

You may have vestibulodynia/vulvar vestibulitis syndrome (VVS) if:

• You feel pain or discomfort during sexual activity
• You have clitoral pain during sexual activity
• You have pain at the entrance of your vagina during sexual activity
• You feel pain when anything enters your vagina
  You experience genital pain when you wear clothing

You may have pelvic floor dysfunction if:

• You feel pain or discomfort during sexual activity
• You have pain at the entrance of your vagina during sexual activity
• You have pain in the vagina during sexual activity
• You have pain deep in the vagina during thrusting
• You feel pain when anything enters your vagina

You may have gender identity disorder (GID) if:

• You feel like a man trapped in a woman’s body