Since there is not enough reliable information with varying definitions of sexual dysfunction, and even normal sexual activities, a clear understanding of the prevalence of women’s sexual problems is impeded.

 A survey conducted by the Australian Medical Association in 2008 shows that sexual dysfunction affects approximately 43% of all women in Australia. Age need not be a significant factor, as women under 20 and over 50 experience problems with arousal, orgasm and satisfaction. But there is evidence that the majority of female sexual dysfunction occurs after menopause, when hormone production drops and vascular conditions are more common.

The clinical definition of the female sexual response cycle consists of four stages of arousal, marked by physiological and psychological changes. The first stage is excitement, which can be triggered by psychological or physical stimulation, and is marked by emotional changes, increased heart rate, breathing, and vaginal swelling and lubrication of the vagina due to increased blood flow. Sustained arousal called the plateau, the second phase. Vaginal swelling, heart rate, and muscle tension may increase as long as stimulation continues. Breasts enlarge, the nipples become erect and uterus drops. The third phase is orgasm, which involves synchronized vaginal, anal and abdominal muscle contractions, loss of involuntary muscle control and increased pleasure. The final phase presupposes that the blood rushes away from the vagina, breasts and nipples, and a heart rate, respiration and blood pressure.

A normal and healthy response cycle can be as poorly defined as a dysfunctional. It varies how women experience these phases. For example, some quickly go from arousal to orgasm and other exchanges between the plateau and orgasm several times before reaching resolution.

However, when a woman experiences a problem during whichever of the three first phases, there is a talk about the so called female sexual arousal disorder. This condition has been approached from many angles, but a universal remedy and the only panacea covering both physiological and psychological aspect remains Female Viagra.

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