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ADULT LIFESTYLE CENTRE KOGARAH NSW

12 Production Ave, Kogarah NSW (Blue building)

Opening hours Sun-Wed 10am-10pm Thu-Sat 10am-12mn     (02) 9553 6995

ADULT LIFESTYLE CENTRE FYSHWICK ACT

127-129 Wollongong Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609  (02) 6239 1611

Opening Hours: Sunday- Thursday 9am- 12midnight, Friday-Saturday 9am-1am

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Telephone – +612 9553 7217

Email – [email protected]

Our Customer Care Staff Operate

9am-5pm Mon-Fri Sydney

Eastern Standard Time

Mail – P.O. Box 3508. RAMSGATE, 2217, NSW, Australia

What is a Healthy Sex Life?

It’s ordinary to have worries about your sex life.

Every woman has her own unique way of expressing her sexuality. What brings satisfaction and pleasure differs from person to person, depending on their level and frequency of desire, as well as their preferred sexual activities.

It is common for women to have concerns about the normalcy of their sex life, but discussing such issues can be difficult. Research indicates that nearly 50% of women have worries related to their sexual health, yet many feel embarrassed or hesitant to bring it up with their healthcare providers or counselors.

Let’s shed light on some of the factors that can impact your sexual well-being

And resources where you can seek assistance. Several factors can influence your sexual health, and it is normal for sexual activity and preferences to change throughout your life. Your physical and mental state are both important factors that affect your sexual well-being.

• Your identity.
• Religious convictions.
• Your social and social foundation.
• Physical wellbeing, including changes, for example, pubescence, pregnancy and menopause.
• Your emotional wellness and anxiety.
• Association with your partner.
• Strength of your partner.
• Your living circumstance.

Change isn’t essentially bad

As you age or enter a new phase of life, things that were once commonplace for you may alter.

As an example, many women experience a shift in their sexual desire or frequency of sexual activity as they grow older. This is not necessarily negative: a decrease in desire or frequency does not always equate to a decrease in satisfaction. If you are still enjoying your sexual experiences, it is acceptable for them to be different.

What happens when I am unhappy

If you are concerned about any changes in your appetite, period frequency, or other types of changes, it could be a sign of sexual dysfunction. This condition covers a range of problems that can negatively impact your sexual health and activity.

To seek help with sexual dysfunction, you can consult your healthcare provider.

What Causes Sexual Dysfunction?

Causes of sexual problems vary from person to person. What may be an issue for one person may not be a problem for another. It only becomes a concern if it is causing discomfort for you.

Despite what magazine articles and TV shows may suggest, sexual health is a personal matter. You should be guided by your own feelings. If you are troubled by a problem related to your sex life, it is important to take into account certain factors such as:

Organic reasons

When it comes to maintaining a healthy sexual life, it is important to ensure that your body functions properly in terms of nerves, hormones, and blood circulation. Any issues with these bodily functions can lead to sexual dysfunction.

For instance, medication may cause side effects that contribute to up to 25% of sexual problems. Pelvic surgery can also directly or indirectly impact sexual health. While certain medical conditions such as dyspareunia, vaginismus, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and thyroid disorders can cause pain during sexual activity and affect sexual function.

Additionally, the transition into menopause can often have an impact on one’s sexuality.

Mental reasons

Sexual desire can be affected by various lifestyle and wellness factors like previous sexual trauma, mood disorders, stress, fatigue and medication. Treating depression can also lead to decreased libido, particularly if certain medications are prescribed. It is important to consider all these factors that may impact a woman’s interest in sex.

Relationship components

Your sexual desire and ability can be influenced by several factors including the level of intimacy in your relationship, your partner’s sexual interest and ability, as well as their physical and mental health. It is important to take all of these factors into consideration when assessing your own sexual desire and performance.

Social and Religious Reasons

Perception of sexual identity and the significance it places on sexuality may be impacted by her cultural and religious beliefs. It is important to consider these factors when understanding a woman’s attitude towards her sexuality.

Loss Of Desire For Sex

In cases where there is a complete loss of sexual desire, it may be identified as hypoactive sexual desire disorder. Generally, women who have gone through menopause are more likely to experience low sexual desire, arousal, and difficulties with achieving orgasm. If low desire is causing concern for either the woman or her partner, the next step is to seek advice from a doctor, nurse, or midwife to determine the underlying cause of the issue.

Talk To A Professional

Discussing matters related to sexual wellbeing with healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses or midwives may feel uncomfortable for some individuals.  This conversation can be initiated during routine medical appointments or check-ups when healthcare providers may inquire about sexual health to encourage patients to ask questions or express any concerns.