Women in all phases of life, young or old, married or single, experience fluctuations in sexual interest or response. Often, we find it hard to talk about our concerns or seek out answers, believing these feelings will change, or that we can learn to live with them. This loss of libido is called Female Sexual Dysfunction, or FSD, a pretty daunting name for a highly treatable condition. FSD is not a disease, although it is a good idea to get your doctor's advice about changes in well-being. The bottom line is, you don't have to live with FSD or feel uncomfortable seeking solutions. Intimacy is a natural part of life and can be a wonderful part of living. Female Sexuality Female sexuality is a complex interplay of both physical and emotional influences and the complicated relationships between women and their partners. Intimacy problems can be linked to temporary physical conditions, like pregnancy or illness. Other factors like stress, poor communication between partners, unrealistic ideas about performance, or problems with trust and commitment contribute to the loss of desire. Loss of Desire The most common concern in women is the loss or lack of desire. With a low level of interest, you might have difficulty feeling aroused. The stresses of daily living can leave you feeling exhausted or anxious. Real life concerns can drain your energy and your desire. Complications arise when this lack of desire plays into a deeper set of emotions. Some women feel if they have diminished desire that they are somehow less of a woman or less of a partner. These deeper feelings can make getting close even more intimidating. The Elusive Orgasm Difficulty reaching orgasm can stem from a number of factors, ranging from lack of interest to negative feelings about intimacy. Each woman has her own perspective on the matter, learned from a lifetime of experience. If you do not reach orgasm, it does not mean failure. Sharing intimacy and tenderness is a wonderful experience. Still, some women who never attain orgasm feel unfulfilled and seek solutions to this frustrating situation. Causes of FSD For women, sexual enjoyment is a complex mixture of physical stimuli and hormonal release, enhanced or inhibited by mood, mindset, and sense of security. Millions of women experience difficulties at some point in their lives. As we said, every woman who suffers from FSD faces unique reasons. Here are some of the common causes: Stress Depression Medication/drug therapy Temporary illness Lifetime medical condition (such as multiple sclerosis) Childbirth Surgery/hysterectomy Menopause/hormonal changes Diabetes Reduced blood flow If you're facing FSD, you're not alone. And you should know that you have a variety of options at hand. When facing FSD, often times it helps to take a change in approach. One great solution to help you overcome the frustrations of FSD is Finally™. Proven safe, hormone free and pH balanced, it prolongs sensitivity, heightens stimulation and enhances intimacy. It can help you reclaim your interest in getting close or introduce you to the joy of fulfilled sexuality. If you think you may have a serious health condition, see your doctor. If you have any pain in the pelvic, genital or vaginal area, see your doctor. Finally™ can help you address concerns with sensitivity and diminished sex drive, but it cannot help with serious medical conditions or your physical well-being.