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6 sexual disorders in women - There are many issues that can make a woman failed to enjoy sex. Here are the six most common sexual problems suffered by women.
1. Anorgasmia

Lack of orgasm or anorgasmia implies that women do not experience peak pleasure during sex, even though he might get pleasure. There are cases where women never orgasm at all (primary anorgasmia), partial orgasm (clitoral orgasm only and not the vagina), or fail to achieve orgasm due to grief, trauma or birth pains (secondary anorgasmia). Treatment of this disorder generally involves treatment by a professional sex therapist or psychologist. Anorgasmia associated with the patient's personal mental barriers (eg guilt derive sexual pleasure) or relationship problems (eg lack of communication with her husband), or a combination of both factors.

2. Frigidity

Frigidity is a lack of sexual desire affects approximately 10% of the female population. The general nature of psychiatric problems, such as moral education is too rigid so taboo sex, conflict with spouse, etc.. In rare cases, such as frigidity is physiological hormonal problems, taking certain medications such as neuroleptics, tranquilizers or sleeping pills.

3. Vaginismus

Vaginismus is a sexual disorder in which women resist penetration by tightening the muscles pre-vagina. There are two types of vaginismus: primary vaginismus (a woman who was a virgin) and secondary vaginismus (reaction due to vaginal infections, birth trauma, sexual trauma, etc.). Healing vaginismus requires consultation with a gynecologist, sex therapist or psychotherapist. Treatment aims to help patients identify the source of the problem, solve it, and regain confidence in his own body and his partner. Research shows that the majority of couples who undergo successful treatment of vaginismus get a better sex life and sustainable.

4. Disparunia

Disparunia or pain during intercourse caused by many sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as genital herpes and fungal. Cervical cancer, ovarian tumors or cysts can cause discomfort during sex. You need to consult a gynecologist if you are persistent pain.

5. Menopause problems
Menopause can affect sexual desire in varying degrees from one woman to another. Cessation of the menstrual cycle can cause various psychological and physiological problems in women. Hormonal changes also cause vaginal atrophy and reduced lubrication, causing pain and irritation that can interfere with sexual pleasure.

6. Pain after childbirth

Once faced with labor and busy with the baby, sometimes it takes time for new mothers to reawaken their sexual desires. He may experience perineal pain and hormonal imbalances that cause decreased sexual desire. This is compounded by the episiotomy incision is sometimes performed to prevent tearing of the perineum during childbirth. New mothers should wait for healing before sexual intercourse and may worry feel pain while doing so.