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Sex Problems in Women Directory
Female sexual problems can be caused by physical factors -- such as a condition or medication -- or psychological factors -- such as anxiety and depression. These problems may be lack of desire, inability to become aroused, inability to orgasm, pain during sex, or more. Your doctor can perform a pelvic exam to try to identify any physical causes in the reproductive system. Sometimes hormones play a role, especially in cases where the woman is in or has gone through menopause or has had a hysterectomy. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how to identify sexual problems in women, how to treat those problems, and much more.
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Sexual Desire Problems -- What You Can Do
WebMD gives you suggestions for solving sexual problems with your partner with a little openness and creativity.
Menopause & Sexual Problems
Sexual difficulties that accompany menopause may be easily treated. WebMD explains how.
Endometriosis Patient Education Center
Resources on endometriosis, including interactive tools, message boards, and clinical trials.
Sex and Menopause
Menopause and postmenopause may affect your sex drive. Find out more from WebMD.
Features
Revving Up Women's Sex Drive
Will there ever be a 'Viagra' for women?
Eat Your Way to a Spicier Sex Life
Researchers say the smell, taste, and even appearance of certain foods can act as potent aphrodisiacs that not only get you in the mood for love, but also may even make you a better flirt and lover.
Chronic Vulva Pain Management
Vulvodynia -- a condition once called 'burning vulva syndrome' -- can last for years, causing repeated episodes of severe pain and destroying sexual desire.
Pheromones and Your Sex Life
The concept of a human pheromone, or sexual scent of attraction, has been debated and researched for years.
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All About Menopause and Perimenopause
Menopause affects every woman in time, and although it's not a disease, menopause can have a big effect on a woman's health. Learn about the causes, side effects, treatments, and complications of menopause.
Sex-Drive Killers
WebMD takes a look at things that can make you lose interest in sex. Check out these common sex-drive killers.