Quiz: Do I Have Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD)? This quiz was created for women who suspect they may have Female Sexual Dysfunction or FSD. Read the following statements and select those that apply to you. 1.   I am not satisfied with my sex life. 2.   I would like my sex life to be better. 3.   I have noticed a recent change related to my sex life. 4.   My sexual concerns cause me personal distress. 5.   My interest in sex has decreased. 6.   I do not have erotic thoughts or fantasies. 7.   I have no interest in having any kind of sexual activity. 8.   I have vaginal dryness during sex. 9.   I have less pleasurable sensation, such as warmth and tingling, during sex. 10.   I do not feel excited or aroused during sex. 11.   I have pain during sexual intercourse. 12.   My vagina tightens up during sex and is difficult to enter. 13.   I have pain with any kind of vaginal penetration. 14.   I have pain during sexual intercourse, but I think I have enough lubrication or wetness. 15.   I do not have orgasms. 16.   It is more difficult for me to have an orgasm than it once was. 17.   I find my orgasms are less intense than they once were. 18.   I have sexual difficulties when I have sex with my partner but not when I self-stimulate alone. 19.   I think I suffer from depression. 20.   I think my sexual problems are psychological. 21.   I am not happy with my partner. 22.   My sexual problems began after an illness, injury or surgery. 23.   My sexual problems began at about the same time as: (Check all that apply.)     pregnancy     childbirth     birth control     menopause     hormone replacement therapy 24.   I have one or more of the following: (Check all that apply.)     menopause     diabetes     heart disease     hypertension     high cholesterol     pelvic surgery, such as hysterectomy     smoking or history of smoking     pelvic radiation therapy 25.   I think my sexual problems are physical.

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