Define female sexual dysfunction and describe its epidemiology and impact on women’s quality of life. Classify female sexual dysfunction into the major categories, including disorders of sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, and sexual pain or penetration. Explain the physiological, psychological, interpersonal, and sociocultural factors contributing to female sexual dysfunction. Identify common risk factors and associated medical conditions, including hormonal changes, chronic illnesses, medication use, and psychological disorders. Describe the clinical assessment of female sexual dysfunction, including relevant history taking, physical examination, and appropriate investigations. Discuss the differential diagnoses and diagnostic criteria for the major types of female sexual dysfunction. Outline evidence-based management strategies, including patient education, psychological interventions, counselling, and pharmacological treatment where indicated. Recognize the importance of a sensitive, confidential, non-judgmental, and culturally appropriate approach to sexual health assessment. Evaluate the impact of multidisciplinary care and follow-up on treatment outcomes and patients’ quality of life.