| abstract |
The present invention is directed to a method and system for performing an automated sexual function assessment of a female user having a link between the user's computer and a central computer. After the user registers, obtains a password and a screen name, and provides the user's demographic information to a database of the central computer, a number of female sexual dysfunction (FSD) questions are displayed on the user's computer screen in the first phase. Phases two and three questions are then displayed so long as the responses to such FSD questions, that are sent to a user file in the database, indicate a possibility the user has some degree of FSD. The second phase questions relate to psychological causal factors for FSD. The third phase questions relate to medical factors impacting on sexual function. An additional set of questions relating to the quality of the user's orgasms are usually displayed during the course of the assessment. At the end of the assessment, an evaluation is made of the user's responses and a determination is made whether the user is a suitable candidate for medical treatment to enhance sexual function if there are no psychological casual or medical factors for FSD and user has no more than a fair satisfaction level on the question of orgasm enjoyment based on an evaluation of the quality of the user's orgasms. |