Female sexual dysfunction is a disorder in one or several parts of the female sexual response cycle, so that it cannot produce the sexual physiological response and sexual pleasure necessary for satisfactory sexual intercourse, mainly including female sexual desire, sexual arousal, orgasm disorder, and/or painful intercourse. Female sexual dysfunction can have serious adverse effects on female physiology and especially psychology, resulting in guilt, inferiority complex and mental pressure on husband, directly affecting women’s quality of life, family happiness and interpersonal relationships, and in the long run will lead to the breakup of husband and wife relationship and family, seriously threatening women’s reproductive health. Definition: due to some factors of the female partner, affecting the normal sexual life of the couple, including physiological and pathological reasons. It is called female sexual dysfunction. Performance: 1, sexual desire disorder persistent or recurrent sexual fantasies and low sexual desire or lack of, resulting in personal suffering, passive sexual life, fear or even refusal of sexual contact with the spouse. 2, sexual arousal disorder persistent or recurring inability to obtain and maintain sufficient sexual excitement. It is manifested by the absence of subjective sexual excitement, sexual response of sexual organs and other parts of the body. Sexual arousal disorder includes the reduction of vaginal lubrication, clitoral and labial sensation and vaginal smooth muscle diastole. 3, orgasmic disorder although adequate sexual stimulation and sexual arousal, but the occurrence of persistent or recurrent difficulties in reaching orgasm, delay or or. 4, painful intercourse disorder (1) painful intercourse: recurrent or persistent vaginal pain during intercourse. (2) Vaginal spasm: repeated or persistent involuntary spasmodic contraction of the outer 1/3 of the vaginal smooth muscle, interfering with penile penetration. (3) Non-contact painful intercourse: recurrent or persistent genital pain triggered by non-direct sexual activity. The above female sexual dysfunctions can be further classified as lifelong or acquired; nonselective or situational; organic, psychological or mixed, and the etiology is multifaceted. Compared with male sexual dysfunction, the understanding and research of female sexual dysfunction started late and has not been able to attract enough attention, while in fact, the incidence of female sexual dysfunction is high, accounting for 30% to 60% of adult women. Recently the United States an authoritative survey of national health and social life, 1749 adult women with sexual dysfunction of 43%, much higher than the male incidence of 31%, of which 22% of low sexual desire; sexual arousal disorders accounted for 14%; painful intercourse accounted for 7%, and age-related, progressive development; and in the 50 to 74 years of age, 9.7 million women have sexual dysfunction The number of women with sexual dysfunction is 9.7 million, including decreased sexual desire, difficulty in sexual arousal, decreased vaginal slipperiness, pain and discomfort during intercourse or difficulty in reaching orgasm. Female sexual dysfunction is a complex psychosomatic disorder, treatment should be timely and effective treatment of organic diseases that cause female sexual dysfunction, but also pay attention to the sexual function of the psychosexual treatment, namely psychotherapy and sexual behavior therapy, including auxiliary drugs and equipment treatment.