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Sexual Dysfunction Treatment in Tampa and Bradenton, FL 

Sexual dysfunction is a common concern for many women and can stem from a variety of physical, emotional, and psychological factors. Whether caused by medical conditions, medications, life changes such as menopause or childbirth, or relationship challenges, sexual dysfunction can significantly impact your quality of life. 

Struggling with sexual dysfunction? You’re not alone—and help is available. At Florida Urogynecology Specialists in Tampa and Bradenton, we provide compassionate, expert care to help you restore intimacy and confidence. Call us today at (813) 773-0579 to get started. 

Common Sexual Dysfunction Symptoms and Causes 

Sexual dysfunction encompasses a range of issues, including: 

1. Dyspareunia (Painful Intercourse) 

Pain during sex, known as dyspareunia, may result from physical or emotional factors. Common causes include: 

  • Vaginal dryness 
  • Vaginal inflammation 
  • Atrophic vaginitis 

If you’re experiencing discomfort, don’t hesitate to seek help. Effective treatments are available to address these concerns. 

2. Vaginal Dryness 

A common symptom during and after menopause, vaginal dryness occurs due to declining estrogen levels. This can make intercourse painful and reduce overall comfort. 

Treatment Options for Vaginal Dryness: 

  • Over-the-counter lubricants or moisturizers 
  • Hormonal therapies, including estrogen creams 
  • Advanced treatments like MonaLisa Touch for lasting relief 

Making lifestyle adjustments and seeking appropriate medical care can significantly improve symptoms. 

3. Atrophic Vaginitis 

Atrophic vaginitis refers to thinning, drying, and inflammation of the vaginal walls, often caused by hormonal changes or infections. Symptoms may include: 

  • Irritation and inflammation 
  • Painful intercourse 
  • Increased risk of vaginal infections 

If you suspect you may have a vaginal infection or atrophic vaginitis, it’s important to see a urogynecologist for diagnosis and treatment. 

4. Inhibited Sexual Desire 

Low libido or inhibited sexual desire may be linked to physical conditions or emotional challenges, such as: 

  • Anxiety or depression 
  • Self-esteem or body image concerns 
  • Relationship difficulties 
  • Stress 

Tracking patterns and noting factors that influence your sexual desire can help your doctor create a personalized treatment plan. 

Why Address Sexual Dysfunction? 

Sexual health is an essential part of overall well-being. If sexual dysfunction is interfering with your relationships or quality of life, expert care can make a difference. Treatment options may include: 

  • Hormonal therapies 
  • Counseling or therapy for emotional and psychological factors 
  • Lifestyle changes to reduce stress and improve self-esteem 

Schedule a Sexual Dysfunction Consultation in Tampa and Bradenton, FL 

Reclaim your confidence and connection. Contact Florida Urogynecology Specialists in Tampa or Bradenton at (813) 773-0579 to explore treatment options for sexual dysfunction tailored to your needs. 

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Request an appointment with Dr. Wyman today!