Are you sexually indifferent? Female sexual function test questionnaire

In today's world where male sexual dysfunction is prevalent, female sexual apathy has become a taboo topic. Many women are reluctant to admit that they have sexual problems; men also think that women are naturally reserved and it is normal for them to have no interest in sex. However, when a woman's resistance to sexual life reaches a certain level, it becomes pathological and falls into the category of sexual dysfunction and must be treated promptly.

Sexual apathy is a common sexual dysfunction among women, and is now gradually being replaced by the term "low libido". It refers to persistent or recurring lack of desire or complete absence of sexual fantasies and activities. That is to say, women lack the desire and interest in sexual activities, including sexual fantasies, sexual dreams and masturbation, and even hate all intimate relationships.

Low libido can cause women to not be fully sexually aroused during the excitement period, resulting in insufficient vaginal secretions and lubrication, leading to pain and injury during sexual intercourse, etc. These sexual experiences and feelings will also affect their future sexual activities, thus forming negative conditioned reflexes, further weakening their sexual desire and sexual function. In addition, this will lead to alienation and indifference between husband and wife, and even become the fuse for the breakdown of marriage.

It should be noted that low libido is a condition that persists for a period of time. If you fail to achieve orgasm or are insufficiently aroused just once or twice, it is normal and you don't need to worry too much. If a woman has doubts about her sexual desire, she might as well take the "Female Sexual Function Self-Assessment Test" to understand whether she has healthy sexual function.

Female sexual function self-assessment questionnaire:

Each question is scored from 1 to 5 points, with 1 point for very bad or terrible, 5 points for very good or satisfactory, and 3 points for neither good nor bad.

How would you describe yourself as sexually attractive to your partner?

Do you often have sexual urges?

Are you active in sex?

How active is your partner during sex?

How do you respond sexually when your partner asks you for sex?

Do you often have sexual fantasies or dreams?

How lubricated is your vagina during sexual stimulation?

Can you feel your breasts swell and your nipples harden when you are sexually stimulated?

Do you feel your heart rate increase and your breathing quicken during sexual activity?

Can you feel vaginal rhythm, pelvic warmth, and increased muscle tone during sexual activity?

Do you experience general relaxation and sweating after sexual intercourse?

Do you feel satisfied after sex?

Does sex cause you physical or psychological pain?

Have you ever had difficulty having sex?

Does your partner have difficulty having sex?

The final total score is 45 points for passing and 70 points for excellent. Those who score below 45 points should seek professional help in a timely manner.