Vaginismus
During attempt of vaginal penetration, there is involuntary tightening of the muscles around the vagina. Sexual intercourse is made impossible especially if there is complete closing of the vagina and the woman also experiences pain. There are two forms of vaginismus: Primary vaginismus, when no previous sexual act has been possible as a result of the condition; secondary vaginismus, when it's now difficult to have sex due to the condition but previously there has been sexual activity. Distress and problems can be caused by this condition because the sexual life is disrupted.
Female Orgasmic disorder
This is a problem which is rarely complained about but is common in the females. It is characterized by not attaining orgasm or considerable delay in achieving orgasm during a sexual activity. This disorder is usually associated to traumatic experiences but relationship problems can also lead to its acquisition. The problem can be lifelong duration in some females while its settings can be generalized in some females while in others it can be specific depending on the setting of the situation. For this condition to be defined as a disorder, it must have caused a problem with the sexual partner in the relationship. Other common causes for the disorder include absence...
The woman can be kept from enjoying sex by several problems like absence of sexual desire, painful intercourse, lack of sexual climax or orgasm and the lack of ability to get aroused. These problems can lead to development of other problems in the relationships. Medically these problems include hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder, dissatisfaction with frequency of sexual activity, Sexual Aversion Disorder, Excitement - Phase difficulties, Female Sexual arousal Disorder, Persistent sexual Arousal Disorder, dyspareunia and vaginismus.
References
Berney, K. (2008). Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder: I'm Not in the Mood. April 26, 2010,
from http://health.discovery.com/centers/sex/articles/hypoactive.html
Blaur, K., & Crooks, R. (2008). Our Sexuality (10th ed.). New York: Cengage Learning.
Davidson, T. (2003). Sexual Aversion Disorder. April 26, 2010, from http://www.healthline.com/galecontent/sexual-aversion-disorder
