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Sexual dysfunction generally is classified into four categories:

Desire disorders — The lack of sexual desire or interest in sex
Arousal disorders — The inability to become physically aroused during sexual activity
Orgasm disorders — The delay or absence of orgasm (climax)
Pain disorders — Pain during intercourse (This condition mostly affects women.)

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