Women Sexual Health Care in Central London
The Sexual Function & Libido Assessment at LSDC Healthcare provides a confidential, consultant-led medical evaluation for women experiencing changes in sexual desire, arousal, comfort, or satisfaction.
Sexual health is a complex interaction of hormonal, physical, psychological, relational, and medical factors, and symptoms are frequently under-recognised or dismissed.
Our approach is clinical, evidence-based, and discreet, delivered in a calm, private environment in the City of London.
What Is a Sexual Function & Libido Assessment?
This is a structured medical consultation designed to assess female sexual health in a comprehensive, non-judgemental manner.
It evaluates:
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Libido (sexual desire)
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Arousal and orgasmic function
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Pain with intercourse (dyspareunia)
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Vaginal dryness or discomfort
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Hormonal and menopausal influences
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Psychological and relational contributors
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Medication and medical condition effects
The goal is to identify treatable causes and provide a clear management plan.
Who Is This Assessment For?
This service is suitable for women who experience:
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Reduced or absent libido
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Pain or discomfort during intercourse
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Vaginal dryness or irritation
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Changes in sexual function after childbirth or menopause
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Sexual difficulties associated with stress, illness, or medication
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Relationship strain related to intimacy issues
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Concerns dismissed as “normal” without proper assessment
Clinical Benefits and Indications
Clinical benefits include:
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Identification of physical and hormonal contributors
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Differentiation between physiological and psychological causes
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Evidence-based treatment options
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Improved sexual comfort, confidence, and wellbeing
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Restoration of intimacy and quality of life
Common indications include:
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Perimenopause or menopause-related changes
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Postnatal sexual difficulties
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Chronic pelvic or vulvovaginal conditions
How LSDC Delivers This Differently
Sexual health assessment at LSDC Healthcare is distinguished by:
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Consultant-led, medically grounded evaluation
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Integration of gynaecology, endocrinology, and mental health where required
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Sensitive, unhurried consultations
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Avoidance of normalising distressing symptoms
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Clear, practical treatment pathways
Diagnostics and Investigations Involved
Assessment may include:
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Detailed medical and sexual history
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Review of medications and hormonal status
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Pelvic examination where indicated and with consent
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Hormonal blood testing
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Screening for vulvovaginal or dermatological conditions
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Referral for psychological or relationship support if appropriate
Investigations are targeted and clinically justified.
Follow-Up and Ongoing Care
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Clear explanation of findings and diagnosis
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Personalised management plan
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Hormonal or non-hormonal treatments where appropriate
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Referral to pelvic floor physiotherapy, psychosexual therapy, or subspecialists
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Ongoing review and adjustment of care
Insurance and Self-Pay
Sexual function and libido assessments are often self-pay, particularly when symptoms are multifactorial or preventative.
Some investigations may be covered when medically indicated, subject to insurer policy.
Transparent pricing is discussed in advance.
LSDC Healthcare
A couple of minutes outside Liverpool St Station, this excellent facility is conveniently located for Medical consultations in London.
This facility is open during the evenings making it an excellent choice for busy professionals.
Book A Sexual Health Consultation
If sexual difficulties are affecting your wellbeing or relationships, our consultants provide expert, discreet assessment and tailored care in Central London.
FAQ — Sexual Function & Libido Assessment
Is reduced libido always hormonal?
No. Libido is influenced by hormonal, physical, psychological, and relational factors.
Is pain during sex normal?
No. Pain is not normal and should always be medically assessed.
Will I need a pelvic examination?
Only if clinically indicated and with your full consent.
Can menopause affect sexual function?
Yes. Hormonal changes can significantly affect libido, comfort, and arousal.
Is psychological support part of treatment?
Yes. Psychological and relational factors are addressed where relevant.
Is this covered by private insurance?
These assessments are usually self-funded, though some investigations may be claimable.