You deserve to be heard. Female sexual concerns are common and treatable — and talking to a female doctor makes that first conversation far easier.
What do we mean by female sexual problems?
Female sexual problems include low desire, difficulty with arousal or orgasm, pain or discomfort during intimacy, and changes linked to hormones or life stage. They can be physical, emotional or both — and they're far more common than most women realise. A caring, confidential assessment with a female doctor can make all the difference.
Common signs
- Low or lost interest in sex
- Difficulty with arousal or reaching orgasm
- Pain or discomfort during intimacy
- Changes after childbirth or around menopause
- Worry, stress or relationship strain around intimacy
How MNAS Clinic can help
As a female sexologist and psychiatrist, Dr. Khare offers a safe, unhurried and completely confidential space. She'll listen, look at relevant health and emotional factors, explain what's going on and build a personalised, evidence-based plan — with gentle follow-up.
Physical factors
- Hormonal & life-stage changes
- Post-natal or menopause changes
- Long-term illness or medication
- Pain conditions
- Fatigue & poor sleep
Emotional factors
- Stress & anxiety
- Low mood or depression
- Relationship difficulties
- Body-image or confidence
- Past negative experiences
The reassuring part: most concerns improve once they're understood — and many women describe real relief simply from finally talking about it.
Frequently asked questions
This page is for general awareness and does not replace a personal medical consultation. Please speak to a qualified doctor for advice specific to you.