FDS Signs and Symptomes

• Sexual Aversion Disorder - persistent aversion to, and avoidance of sexual contact with a sexual partner, based on psychologically or emotionally problems.
• Sexual Arousal Disorder - a constant or repeated inability to achieve, or to maintain until completion of the sexual intercourse, an adequate lubrication-swelling response of sexual excitement.
• Orgasmic Disorder - constant or repeated difficulty, or inability of attaining orgasm following adequate sexual stimulation and arousal, and causes personal trouble.
• Difficult and painful, or even impossible penetration due to an involuntary spasm of the muscles surrounding the vagina that closes the vagina, called Vaginismus.
• Recurrent or persistent genital pain when sexual intercourse, called Dyspareunia

Menopause and Other Causes

• After menopause many women feel less sexual desire,
  have vaginal dryness or have pain during sex
  
  Menopause, also called "change of life", is the point in a woman's life when menstrual periods stop permanently. This change occurs in most women between the ages of 35 and 58. Menopause is a natural event or a surgical one when a woman has both of her ovaries removed.
  
  Menopause means a woman is no longer able to have children, due to the stop of menstruation. This fact has its benefits. A woman can enjoy her partner and no longer has to worry about becoming pregnant.
  
  Women's sexual function changes during the years before and after menopause, as a result of a decrease in estrogen and testosterone levels. Most common problems include a lack of desire, vaginal atrophy, diminished responsiveness and low sexual arousal.

• Other things that cause problems with your sex life
  
  
  • use of alcohol or vaginal infections
  • chronic diseases, women suffering from diabetes or high blood pressure
  • an unhappy, stressful mariage or relationship or sexual abuse
  • loss of desire during pregnancy, after childbirth or during breast-feeding