A Medicine has been discovered for HSDD
Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) has been a hot topic for some time now the National Survey of Sexual Health and Behaviour has recently revealed all sorts of secrets about the female orgasm. The survey was carried out by the Centre for Sexual Health and Behaviour and according to the experts, 85% of men thought that their partners had reached orgasm the last time they engaged in sexual activity. The same study reports that only 64% of the women involved had achieved an orgasm on the last occasion they engaged in sexual activity. Of the 21% it is thought that there may have been instances of men having sex with men but that this figure was too large for this to have been the sole reason. Another survey reveals that 80% of women would rather a massage than to have sex with their partner. Has this got anything to do with female sexual dysfunction or has this simply what it’s like to be a woman? My thoughts are, if you are unhappy with what is going on in the bedroom then you need to do something about it other than lying prone and waiting until it is over.
For women who have a healthy libido and do not suffer from HSDD (Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder), they need to teach their partner (male or female) how to make them orgasm. Every woman is different and it takes a lot of time before a couple can be compatible in this way. Going into the bedroom with a ‘can’t and won’t’ attitude will certainly not help the sexual satisfaction situation. For those who need a little help in the libido department, LibiGel, from Biosante pharmaceuticals is in Phase III trial stage for the demonstration of its safety and efficacy. It is a testosterone gel that is designed specifically for the treatment of HSDD (a popular aspect of FSD) and trial results are expected this autumn. Previous trials show that LibiGel increased sexually satisfying events by 238% in surgically menopausal women versus the placebo. More and more research is going on in the FSD area and soon women will be able to enjoy a satisfying sex life after menopause.