Women's Sexual Health, Female sexual dysfunction, Sexual transmitted diseases, Sexual self esteem

Your guide to what common female sexual health questions are, including ways to find answers to all those sexual health problem questions.

Unlike the olden days, the topic “sexuality” is now out in the open and being discussed openly to spread awareness among both men and women. Women, as compared to men, are more open to discuss their sexual problems with their friends or doctors. Women of all ages are becoming more aware of sexuality and its role in their lives. For both the genders, sexuality is not just physical activity with your partner; it also covers an emotional aspect that relates to closeness and intimacy. A woman’s sexual and over all health is immensely affected by the kind of sexual and emotional relationship they share with their partner. How you relate to others and your previous sexual relationships also are a part of your sexual make up and it greatly affects your sexual satisfaction.

How a woman responses to sexual stimulation differe from individual to individual. Her responsiveness most usually peaks at the age of late 30s and earl 40s but she can also experience satisfying sex through out her life depending upon her over all well being. A woman’s lifestyle, life situations, age, hormonal level and emotional state all affect her sexual experiences.

When a woman faces difficult during a sexual experience, it considered as female sexual dysfunction.  It is advisable that if any situation occurs, you should consult a doctor to discuss it in detail to get the right and accurate information on what exactly went wrong. Women who sexual problems are reported to be more in numbers as compared to men. Discussing it with a friend or partner is also a good idea.

One of the common sexual questions that women ask is why they experience a low sex drive. Many women think only twice or thrice a month about sex, where as an average women thinks at least thrice a week about sex. One of the reasons for a low libido could be your hormonal levels or lack of physical activity.

Another big question is experiencing orgasms or climax. Many women report that they do not experience sexual orgasms because of which they do not feel satisfied. This problem can not only affect their sexual well being, but also their emotional state of mind.  Other problems include pain during intercourse, lack of sexual arousal or sexually transmitted diseases.