It is common for women to experience problems with sex at some stage in
their lives, and often this increases as women get older. The main
symptoms include loss of desire, loss of arousal, pain during and after
sex, and problems reaching orgasm. Sexual desire can be affected by a
drop in women’s natural levels of testosterone, but can also be caused
by a number of medical problems, as well as psychological issues, such
as stress and trauma.
Problems reaching orgasm can be a result of lack of stimulation, but can
also be as a result of fear or inexperience. Not every women needs to
orgasm to enjoy sex, but it can cause relationship issues, so
Psychosexual Counselling is often recommended by GPs. Pain during sex is
frequently caused by a condition called Vaginismus, where muscle
contractions make sex painful. There are possible treatments, including
cylindrical trainers to help adjust the vagina to intercourse.
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