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Diagnosis information
Core diagnostic criteria, specifiers, differential considerations, and documentation support in one open, scan-friendly view.
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Core criterion A
Symptoms characteristic of a sexual dysfunction causing clinically significant distress
Core criterion B
Does not meet full criteria for any specific sexual dysfunction
Core criterion C
Clinician specifies reason (Other Specified) or chooses not to specify (Unspecified)
Consistent with [Other Specified Sexual Dysfunction] [specifier(s)]. Over a sustained period, there have been clinically significant difficulties in sexual desire; sexual arousal; erectile or lubrication response; ejaculatory control or timing; orgasmic capacity or intensity; sexual pain or penetration-related difficulty, forming a pattern of sexual dysfunction that causes distress or interpersonal difficulty but does not fully meet structured criteria for a specific sexual dysfunction diagnosis. The presentation is further characterised by a clearly identified reason why full diagnostic criteria are not met, such as atypical symptom pattern, insufficient symptom duration, mixed or overlapping features, or context-limited presentation. These symptoms have resulted in clinically significant distress or interpersonal difficulty, and are not better explained by a substance or medication effect, another medical condition, a primary mental disorder, or normal variations in sexual functioning.
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