Hypoactive sexual desire disorder

Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), hyposexuality, anaa inhibited sexual desire (ISD) sam times be considered a sexual dysfunction, wey e be characterized as a lack anaa absence of sexual fantasies den desire for sexual activity, as judged by a clinician. For dis to be regarded as a disorder, e for cause marked distress anaa interpersonal difficulties den no be better accounted for by anoda mental disorder, a drug (legal anaa illegal), anaa sam oda medical condition. A person plus ISD no go start, anaa respond to dema partner ein desire for, sexual activity. HSDD dey affect approximately 10% of all pre-menopausal women insyd de United States, anaa about 6 million women, den 1.5% of men.

Der be various subtypes. HSDD fi be general (general lack of sexual desire) anaa situational (still get sexual desire buh dey lack sexual desire for current partner), wey e fi be acquired (na HSDD start after a period of normal sexual functioning) anaa lifelong (de person always get no/low sexual desire).

Insyd de DSM-5, na dem spilt HSDD into male hypoactive sexual desire disorder den female sexual interest/arousal disorder. Na dem first include am insyd de DSM-III under de name inhibited sexual desire disorder, buh na dem change de name insyd de DSM-III-R. Oda terms dem use to describe de phenomenon dey include sexual aversion den sexual apathy. More informal anaa colloquial terms be frigidity den frigidness.Munjack, Dennis, and Pamela Kanno. "An overview of outcome on frigidity: treatment effects and effectiveness." Comprehensive Psychiatry 17.3 (1976): 401-413.

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