Abstract: The fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders （DSM-Ⅳ） classified female sexual dysfunction （FSD） into the following categories：Sexual Desire Disorders，Sexual Arousal Disorders，Orgasmic Disorders and Sexual Pain Disorders. The DSM-Ⅴ was officially published in May 2013. The proposed changes include：deletion of sexual aversion disorder and classified it as an anxiety disorder；redefining female orgasmic disorder；merging desire and arousal disorders into one definition as sexual interest arousal disorder；combine vaginismus and dyspareunia into genito-pelvic pain disorder. Gynecological doctors should be able to make FSD diagnosis，pay more attention to the discovery of organic disease and the desensitization treatment of vaginismus，and provide referral to a clinical psychologist for the patients with sexual desire disorder，sexual arousal disorder or orgasmic disorder.

Key words: Female, Sexual dysfunction, physiological, Sexual dysfunctions, psychological, Diagnosis