Women's sexual health treatments online

Discover compassionate, confidential care for women's sexual health through Heally's specialized telehealth platform. Our licensed professionals provide expert support for female libido treatment, addressing hormonal changes, arousal challenges, and sexual dysfunction in women with personalized, discreet online consultations.

FDA status: PT-141 is FDA-approved only as Vyleesi for premenopausal women with acquired generalized HSDD; Heally's PT-141 is compounded and not FDA-approved. Oxytocin and testosterone are off-label for women's sexual health. Compounded drugs are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness.

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Common Women's Sexual Health Issues We Treat

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Low Libido

Addressing low libido in women requires a comprehensive approach. Causes can range from hormonal changes to stress, medications, or underlying health conditions. A provider looks for the cause first. Options may include adjusting current medications, addressing other health conditions, lifestyle changes, counseling referral, or prescription treatment when appropriate.

Arousal and Orgasm Difficulties

Arousal and orgasm difficulties have many possible causes, including hormones, medications, pelvic health and stress. Options a provider may discuss include FDA-approved treatments, counseling referral, and, in some cases, off-label compounded PT-141 or oxytocin, which are not FDA-approved for these uses.

Vaginal Dryness or Pain During Sex

Painful sex solutions address multiple underlying causes, including hormonal changes, menopause, medication side effects, and medical conditions. Options may include FDA-approved vaginal estrogen or other topical therapies, lubricants and moisturizers, or referral for pelvic floor care, depending on the cause.

Hormonal Imbalance

Hormonal changes, such as those around perimenopause and menopause, can affect sexual function. A provider can review your symptoms, order labs when useful, and discuss FDA-approved hormone therapy where appropriate. Testosterone is not FDA-approved for women.

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How it works: your provider first looks for causes such as medications, hormonal changes, pain or stress. FDA status: PT-141 (bremelanotide) is the active ingredient in Vyleesi, FDA-approved as an injection for premenopausal women with acquired generalized HSDD. Heally's PT-141 is compounded by a 503A pharmacy and is not FDA-approved; we do not claim it is equivalent to Vyleesi. Oxytocin and testosterone are not FDA-approved for women's sexual health; their use is off-label.

Provider evaluation: PT-141 is not for women with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known heart disease, and can cause nausea, flushing and a temporary rise in blood pressure. Your provider decides whether any treatment is appropriate. Monitoring: your provider checks in after you start to review side effects and decides whether to continue, adjust or stop. Response varies.

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Take the first step towards talking with a provider about your sexual health. Our secure online platform makes booking a confidential consultation simple and stress-free.

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Online Consultation with a Doctor

Connect with a licensed healthcare provider specializing in women's sexual health. Share your concerns, medical history, and wellness goals in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

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Personalized Care Plan

Receive a tailored treatment strategy designed specifically for your unique needs. Our experts develop comprehensive approaches addressing your individual sexual health challenges.

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Medication and Ongoing Support

Access prescribed treatments and continue receiving professional guidance. Your provider follows up to review side effects and decide whether to continue, adjust or stop treatment.

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What is Female Sexual Dysfunction?

Female sexual dysfunction is a complex condition affecting women's sexual response and satisfaction. It encompasses a range of challenges including low libido, arousal difficulties, orgasm disorders, and sexual pain. Women sex drive issues can stem from multiple factors: hormonal imbalances, psychological stress, relationship dynamics, medical conditions, or medication side effects.

What causes low arousal varies widely, involving physical, emotional, and physiological components. A provider may discuss FDA-approved options and, in some cases, off-label compounded PT-141 or oxytocin, which are not FDA-approved for these uses. Our approach recognizes that low libido in women is not a one-size-fits-all issue, but a nuanced experience requiring personalized, compassionate care.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Women's Sexual Health

What causes low libido in women?

Low libido can result from multiple factors, including hormonal changes, stress, relationship issues, medications, medical conditions, and psychological factors. Potential causes range from hormonal imbalances and thyroid problems to depression, anxiety, and lifestyle stressors that impact overall sexual desire and function.

How do oxytocin and PT-141 work?

PT-141 acts on melanocortin receptors in the brain. As Vyleesi it is FDA-approved for premenopausal HSDD; compounded PT-141 is not FDA-approved. Oxytocin is off-label and its benefit for sexual function is unproven.

Can women take testosterone therapy?

There is no FDA-approved testosterone product for women in the US. Some providers prescribe it off-label for postmenopausal HSDD; it is not recommended for energy or well-being.

Is it normal to lose interest in sex after menopause?

Reduced sexual desire during menopause is common but not inevitable. Hormonal changes, vaginal dryness, and physical discomfort can impact sexual interest. Options such as FDA-approved vaginal estrogen, lubricants, or other treatment may help some women; a provider can review what fits your situation.

How long until I feel results from treatment?

Response varies, and some treatments do not help everyone. Your provider checks in after you start to review side effects and how you are doing, then decides whether to continue, adjust or stop treatment.

What is hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD)?

Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder is a persistent lack of sexual thoughts or desire that causes personal distress. It goes beyond typical fluctuations in libido, representing a significant and ongoing reduction in sexual interest that impacts quality of life and relationships.

Will I need to take the medication long term?

Medication duration depends on individual health goals, underlying conditions, and treatment response. Some women require short-term intervention, while others might benefit from longer-term management. Regular consultations help determine the most appropriate, personalized treatment approach.

Can sexual dysfunction be caused by stress?

Stress significantly impacts sexual function by affecting hormonal balance, reducing libido, and creating psychological barriers to intimacy. Chronic stress can lead to decreased sexual desire, arousal difficulties, and overall sexual dissatisfaction, highlighting the mind-body connection in sexual health.

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Dr. Niles

This information was reviewed by Dr. Niles

With more than 30 years of physician practice in the Obstetrics and Gynecology specialty, Dr. Niles is recognized as a leading authority on the delivery of quality medical care. She has a well-established and respected history of worldwide medical collaboration, research, philanthropy, and distinguished leadership.