Sexual Dysfunction Self Test

The Sexual Dysfunction Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Sexual Dysfunction. Once you know your Sexual Dysfunction Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Are you not satisfied with your sexual activities? (1)
Do you often find yourself hoping that every sexual intercourse will not give you pain? (1)
Are you apprehensive of experiencing inadequate orgasm in every sexual intercourse? (1)
Do you have difficulty maintaining an aroused sexual state? (1)
Are you uncomfortable doing any sexual act? (1)
Did you get an erection during sexual intercourse? (1)
Are you worried of not satisfying your partner in bed? (1)
Do you take any medication such as antidepressants or SSRI drugs? (1)
Do you find yourself experiencing an erection, but it is not quite hard enough? (1)
Are you often disappointed after every sexual experience with your partner? (1)
Do you often find yourself avoiding sex due to discomfort? (1)
Are you anxious of disappointing your partner in bed? (1)
Are you nearing or at the menopausal stage? (1)
Do you find you have a loss of libido? (1)
Do you find it hard to maintain erection during intercourse? (1)
Do you find it hard to reach orgasm? (1)
Are you experiencing frequent discomfort and pain during penetration? (1)
Do you find it hard to be aroused despite efforts of stimulation? (1)
Are you more dissatisfied than satisfied when you have sex? (1)
Does your sexual dysfunction begin to strain your relationship with your partner? (1)
Do you often experience low self esteem because of your sexual experience? (1)
Is your sexual dysfunction causing you unnecessary stress and anxiousness? (1)
Are you beginning to find failure in your performance during sex? (1)
Do you have any condition that affects your hormones? (1)
Are you likely to show aversion to sex due to the discomforts that you experience? (1)
Are you under high levels of stress? (1)
Is your sexual dysfunction causing you to feel low self esteem? (1)
Are you less confident of experiencing enough lubrication during intercourse? (1)
Do experience premature ejaculation during sex? (1)
Do you suffer from absent or delayed ejaculation? (1)
Is your sexual dysfunction causing you more emotional and mental stress? (1)
Are you more compelled to avoid sex? (1)
Does it worry you with great intensity that you are not satisfying your partner? (1)
Have you had any stressful or traumatic sexual experience? (1)
Do you find it hard to feel sexual excitement and stimulation? (1)
Do you suffer from alcoholism? (1)
Are you taking antidepressants? (1)
Are you not satisfied with your sexual performance because of sexual discomfort? (1)
Do you usually have inadequate pleasure while having sex? (1)
Do you find it necessary to seek medical treatment, knowing your sexual discomforts and symptoms are causing distressing consequences to you and your partner? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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