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Women's sexual health: Talking about your sexual needs
A bit about women's sexual health
Women's sexual health: Start by talking about your needs
Topics to address with your partner
How to handle differing sexual needs
When to talk with your doctor
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About women's sexual health
How to start talking about your needs
Topics to talk about
Understand intimacy and desire
When to seek help
Women's sexual health: Start by talking about your needs
Topics to address with your partner
How to handle differing sexual needs
When to talk with your doctor
Content
About women's sexual health
How to start talking about your needs
Topics to talk about
Understand intimacy and desire
When to seek help
When to talk with your doctor
If your difficulty persists, consider turning to a doctor or sex therapist for help. If you take medications that might affect your desire for sex, review your medications with your doctor. Your doctor may be able to suggest an alternative.
Likewise, if a physical sign or symptom — such as vaginal dryness — is interfering with your sexual enjoyment, ask about treatment options. For example, a lubricant or other medication can help with vaginal dryness associated with hormonal changes or other factors.