Sexual Dysfunction Treatment

Sexual dysfunction refers to any issue that interferes with pleasure during the sexual response cycle, affecting desire, arousal, orgasm or resolution. It is common and often linked to hormonal changes, physical health or emotional factors. Research suggests it affects a significant proportion of women during their reproductive years.

For women experiencing vaginal dryness (often around menopause or breastfeeding), reduced desire or libido, pain or discomfort during intimacy, or difficulty becoming aroused. These changes can relate to hormones, anxiety, or underlying conditions such as endometriosis or ovarian cysts.

Dr. Mustafa Aldam begins with a private, unhurried conversation to understand your concerns and their impact on daily life. He reviews your medical, hormonal and gynaecological history and, where helpful, arranges hormone tests or a gentle examination to identify any underlying cause.

Care is tailored to the cause and may include education to address common misconceptions, topical or oral hormone therapy for desire and arousal, medications where appropriate, pelvic floor exercises, gradual dilator training, and practical measures such as lubricants and comfort techniques for pain. The approach is consultation-first and never one-size-fits-all.