ormally women are not aware of their sexuality, many do not associate intimacy with pleasure and perceive it as something normal, and they tend to avoid giving the importance it really deserves. Sometimes, through ignorance or fear of what people may say, they stop paying attention to the events that may occur during sex, letting time pass until it becomes a problem for the couple.
Such is the case of female sexual dysfunction, which until recently seemed to be problems only that only overwhelmed men. The sexual dysfunction is difficulty during intercourse, which prevents the man or woman to reach the climax, and is related to the desire, excitement and orgasm.
For many women to talk about this issue represents a taboo and very few see it as a problem. Others simply assume that it is normal and they are not able to speak, much less to find a solution. Female sexual dysfunction can have organic causes like hormonal problems, diabetes and hypertension; psychological causes such as anxiety, relationship problems or sexual abuse; and educational causes such as shame, guilt and fear.
Among the most common disorders that affect women we find the anorgasmia, it is the inability to achieve orgasm and in many cases is characterized by the absence of these, to the point where you would never have come to have one; but they feel pleasure, not achieved. Possible causes of this dysfunction may be psychological problems, lack of stimulation and stress.
Similarly, another of these sexual disorders is vaginismus which is a contraction of the muscles of the vagina, reaching partially or completely closing the vaginal canal reflection. This can be painful, and in the most serious cases penetration is impossible. It is associated with a psychological factor such as sexual abuse or traumatic sexual experiences.
On the other hand, is dyspareunia, which is discomfort or pain during sexual intercourse, reaching at times to prevent carry them out; it produces from vaginal irritation to severe pain. Its causes are varied: lack of pleasure, low vaginal lubrication, lack of interest in the couple, vaginal infections, among others.
Frigidity or sexual desire disorder is another common female sexual dysfunction. There is pleasure and there is no desire for the couple as well as stimuli in the body and genitals; usually, the woman takes sex out of obligation; its causes are also psychological and relationship problems.
However, sexual dysfunction can be filled with frustration and embarrassment to the sufferer, but you can deal with them to overcome these issues and eventually enjoy sex. Therefore, it is paramount to realize the problem, talk with your partner and find a solution between the two of you to save your sexual intimacy.
It is paramount to consult a specialist if we encounter any of these issues and ideally we should go with our partners to come to a solution as a couple.