Sexual dysfunction in women refers to a range of difficulties or disorders that affect a woman's sexual response and satisfaction. These problems can occur at any stage of the sexual response cycle, which includes desire, arousal, orgasm, and resolution. 

Some common types of sexual dysfunction in women include:
Female sexual interest/arousal disorder: This involves a lack of interest in or reduced arousal during sexual activity, leading to decreased sexual desire and enjoyment.
Female orgasmic disorder: It refers to the persistent difficulty or inability to achieve orgasm despite sufficient sexual stimulation and arousal.
Genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder: This condition is characterized by significant pain or discomfort during intercourse, which can be due to factors such as vaginal dryness, muscle spasms, or other medical conditions.
Dyspareunia: It specifically refers to recurring genital pain that occurs before, during, or after sexual intercourse. It can be caused by physical factors, such as infections, hormonal imbalances, or structural abnormalities.
Vaginismus: This is a condition where there are involuntary contractions of the muscles around the vaginal opening, making penetration difficult or impossible.

Like sexual dysfunction in men, sexual dysfunction in women can have various causes, including physical factors (such as hormonal imbalances, menopause, chronic illnesses, medications, or surgeries) and psychological factors (such as stress, anxiety, depression, history of sexual trauma, or relationship issues). It is important for women experiencing sexual difficulties to consult healthcare professionals who specialize in sexual health, such as gynecologists or sex therapists, for accurate diagnosis, treatment, and support.

Almost 25% of menopausal and post-menopausal women said they do not find sex pleasurable. More than half of these women say they were concerned about this fact. Not only does sex itself often become difficult, but a loss of tissue elasticity, muscle tone, and blood flow to the area can lead to a decrease or loss in sensation of the clitoris and vagina, making sexual pleasure and reaching orgasm increasingly difficult.

Emsella has been proven ability to strengthen pelvic muscles and may also enable patients to more easily achieve orgasms, experience stronger orgasms, and increased sensation leading to a positive effect on sexual wellness and intimate relationships. This is a ‘Walk in Walk Out’ completely non-invasive treatment.

BTL Emsella, the revolutionary treatment may help improve your sex life and give you stronger, more frequent orgasms as a side effect of strengthening your pelvic floor. Several studies have shown that pelvic floor weakness and imbalance can sexual dysfunction for both men and women.

The BTL Emsella uses High-Intensity Focused Electro-Magnetic (HIFEM) waves to build muscle and permanently increase blood flow in the pelvic floor and perineal area.to target the pelvic floor muscles and muscles in the vagina and vaginal canal. This causes the muscles in the area to contract and relax, giving them a real workout. The treatment also triggers the production of new fibroblasts and collagen in the area, helping to make the tissues of the vagina, labia, and clitoris more sensitive, and heightening sexual sensation.

For women, this process helps to create a tighter vaginal canal, and improves the sensation of the vaginal tissues, including the clitoris and vaginal opening, to increase the sexual pleasure you feel, give your sex drive a boost, and make it easier to reach orgasm. It also improves the strength and ease of orgasm, to help make sex more pleasurable and give you back confidence and happiness in your sexuality.

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