Female Sexual Dysfunction Treatment in Plano, TX

There can be many factors, both physical and physiological, that can cause a woman to have sexual problems.

With years of hands-on experience diagnosing and treating women in Plano, TX, Dr. Scott Hassell has the expertise to provide the most advanced and highest quality treatment for urologic conditions. Dr. Hassell is thorough and will take the time to address all your questions and concerns, ensuring you leave his office confident in the care you are receiving.

Dr. Hassell treats a wide range of urologic conditions in women, including female sexual dysfunction. Whether you’re dealing with a chronic condition or need help with a new issue, Dr. Hassell and his team are here to provide you with compassionate, personalized care.

To learn more about urological conditions in women, their causes, risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Hassell, please call (972) 612-8037 or request an appointment through our secure online form. Take control of your urologic health today with Dr. Hassell and his experienced team at our urology clinic in Plano, TX! During your consultation, Dr. Hassell will take the time to fully discuss your symptoms in order to determine the treatment option that is right for you.
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Dyspareunia, or Painful Intercourse

If you experience pain during sex, vaginal dryness, or inflammation of your vagina, you may have a sexual dysfunction problem.

Vaginal Dryness

Vaginal Dryness is a common symptom of menopause due to changes in hormone levels. The drop in estrogen levels in women going through menopause can lead to vaginal dryness and painful intercourse. While you can make changes in your sex life to help with vaginal dryness, medications or other treatments may be necessary. [link to MonaLisa if applicable]

Atrophic Vaginitis

When the vaginal walls have thinned and are dry, it can cause your vagina to be irritated and inflamed. This can cause sexual intercourse to be a painful experience, and may cause women to avoid sex. A vaginal infection can sometimes be the cause of inflammation. Be sure to see your OBGYN if you think you have an infection.

Inhibited Sexual Desire

Sexual apathy or aversion can be caused by the above physical problems or they could stem from an emotional cause such as:

• Anxiety or depression
• Concerns with self-esteem or physical appearance
• Relationship problems
• Stress

Take note of the sexual dysfunction problems you’re having and what’s going on in your life while the problem is occurring. Talk with Dr. Hassell about treatment and lifestyle changes that can help provide relief from painful intercourse.