Women's sexual desire assessment in Australia
A women's sexual desire assessment is a private conversation with an AHPRA-registered doctor about distressing low desire or changes in sexual function. The doctor may take a history, review medicines and health factors, and decide whether tests, referral, or other options are appropriate. This site matches you for a call-back — we don't prescribe or supply medicines.
$99 doctor consult — consultation only.
Telehealth where offered. Doctor decides.
What the doctor may ask about
- How long the change has lasted and how much it bothers you
- General health, recent life changes, pregnancy or menopause stage
- Medicines you already take
- Pain, dryness, mood, sleep and fatigue
- Relationship and stress factors, if you wish to discuss them
Possible tests (doctor-ordered only)
Depending on your history, the doctor may suggest blood tests or other investigations, or a referral. Tests are only ordered by the doctor and are billed separately.
Telehealth assessments
Many conversations can happen by telehealth where offered. The doctor may recommend in-person care if an examination is needed.
Does an assessment guarantee treatment?
No. An assessment is a clinical conversation. The doctor decides whether any investigation or treatment is appropriate, and a consult does not guarantee a prescription or supply.
Video transcript
If you’re wondering how a women’s sexual health assessment works in Australia — here’s a clear, calm overview. A women’s sexual desire assessment is a private conversation with an AHPRA-registered doctor about distressing low desire or changes in sexual function — not a visit with a predetermined outcome.
The doctor may ask how long the change has lasted and how much it bothers you; about general health, life changes, pregnancy or menopause stage; medicines you already take; and factors like pain, dryness, mood, sleep, fatigue, and — if you wish — relationship or stress.
Depending on your history, they may suggest blood tests or other investigations, a referral, other options, or no further action. Tests are doctor-ordered and billed separately. The doctor decides what is appropriate. A consult does not guarantee a prescription or supply.
Many conversations can happen by telehealth where the clinic offers it. That doesn’t mean every assessment can finish remotely — the doctor may recommend an in-person examination or care through your GP.
Women’s Sexual Health Doctor Match is an independent Australian enquiry site — not a clinic. You can request a women’s sexual health call-back. The form collects contact details and a general topic only — not clinical history and not a medicine preference. With your consent we pass the enquiry to our referral partner clinic, who can explain the service, fees and appointment options. Timing depends on clinic availability.
The ninety-nine dollar doctor consult is for a consultation with a registered doctor only. Tests, medicines and other care are separate and only arise if the doctor decides. Check any doctor on the public AHPRA register. This is general information, not medical advice. Not for emergencies — call triple zero.
Request a women’s sexual health call-back at libidodoctormatch.com.au.
Ready to talk to a doctor?
Request a women’s sexual health call-back. Private matching to an AHPRA-registered doctor for an assessment — telehealth where offered. $99 doctor consult — consultation only. The doctor decides any next step.
Request a call-back
Share your contact details and our referral partner clinic will contact you about a doctor assessment. We only collect what we need to arrange that call — not a clinical history and not a medicine preference.
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