Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for over ten years, and our sex life has always been very normal. But recently, I don't know what's wrong with me—I've lost interest in sex and don't want to have it at all. My husband said I have a sexual dysfunction and told me to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. What should women pay attention to after developing sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
The causes of sexual dysfunction are due to the relatively low of sexual knowledge. Many people's understanding of sex is often just heard. Personal factors. The most common phenomenon is anxiety, mainly afraid of their sexual ability not being able to please the other person, worried about pregnancy, afraid of sexual behavior being discovered, etc. Excessive respect for the other person, and both parties also lack emotional communication. Correct techniques. Many believe that sexual activity will stop with the cessation of a woman's menstruation, and that after a certain age, there will be no sexual ability. This is wrong.