Sexual Dysfunction

Sexual dysfunction in women can involve low desire, difficulties with arousal or orgasm, pain with intercourse, or decreased satisfaction. These issues are common and multifactorial, often affecting emotional well-being and intimate relationships as much as physical comfort.

Causes & Risk Factors:

Contributors can include hormonal changes (such as menopause), pelvic floor tension or pain disorders, medical conditions (diabetes, thyroid disease), medications, psychological factors (stress, anxiety, past trauma), and relationship dynamics. Often, more than one factor is involved.

Treatment Options:

Care at Anna Pelvic Health Center is multidisciplinary and individualized. Treatments may include medical therapies (hormonal or topical), pelvic floor physical therapy for muscular dysfunction, behavioral and couples counseling referrals, and targeted medical interventions for pain or arousal issues. Education and a collaborative plan that includes both medical and psychosocial support are essential to meaningful improvement.

What to Expect:

Your evaluation will be empathetic and confidential, focused on understanding the interaction of physical and emotional factors. Progress is usually gradual and may require coordinated care across specialties; Dr. Hamade will work with you to set realistic goals and monitor outcomes.

Reclaim intimacy and comfort — schedule a confidential consultation with Dr. Sara Hamade.