Sexual Health Problems

Like so many woman, you may love your partner but lack the desire, energy and will to be intimate and sexual.

For some women, this can occur because you recently had a baby, suffered excessive stress, undergone a life-cycle change, or have other life issues. For other women, this could be a result of having a medical problem such as a sexual disorder.

Some common sexual concerns include:

• Low or no sexual desire
  
• Difficulty with sexual arousal
  
• Problems with orgasm
  
• Painful Sex, sometimes diagnosed as
  
• Dyspareunia
  
• Vaginismus
  
• Vulvar Vestibulitis
  
• Infertility
  
• Interstitial Cystitis (inflammation of the bladder)
  
• Endometriosis (overgrowth in reproductive area)
  
• Sexual Inhibition
  
• Sexual Trauma
  

If any of these concern you, you may feel less of a woman, as if you have lost your sexual self. You may even question whether or not you've done something to cause the problem. Many women keep these concerns secret because they feel embarrassment and possibly shame.

Despite these concerns, you can begin to reclaim your sensuality and sexuality. LIVE FULLY Counseling understands these issues. Through discussion and body awareness exercises, you can learn how to relate to your body in a healthy way and engage in physical experiences that satisfy you.

For more information, please click: Women's Sexual Dysfunction