A psychologist will first consider any psychological or emotional problems; while a sex therapist will examine relationship issues; after which a medical doctor will investigate medical causes for the<unk> . In order to receive this diagnosis, a woman must, for at least 6 months, report at least 3 of the following symptoms: absent or significantly reduced interest in<unk>  activity, in<unk>  or erotic thoughts or fantasies, in initiation of sex or receptiveness to sex, in excitement or pleasure in most<unk>  encounters, in<unk>  responsiveness to erotic cues, or in genital or non-genital responses to<unk>  activity. This can be either lifelong or acquired.
Sexual arousal disorder
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Gratification disorder
Persistent genital arousal disorder
Psychosexual disorder
Female sexual arousal disorder
Sexual addiction
Sexual relationship disorder