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Case 1: In Malaysia reported in the year of 2006;

"The man had been operating the clinic for more than 10 years, but no one realised he was not qualified to practise modern medicine. Director-general of Health Tan Sri Dr Ismail Merican believes there are many such illegal centres and clinics operating nationwide. And this, he said, was why the ministry wanted to enforce the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 1998 . “By doing so, we will rid the country of healthcare premises or services run by unregistered medical practitioners, bogus doctors or quacks providing modern healthcare services,” Dr Ismail said yesterday.

 

Case 2: In China reported; "Bogus" Doctor Gets 15-Year imprisonment
Hu Wanlin, a "bogus" physician who is responsible for the deaths of at least three people was sentenced to 15 years in prison today. He no longer has the right to vote for five years and has been fined 150,000 yuan. The verdict was passed by Shangqiu City Intermediate People's Court in Central China's Henan Province, which called Hu's crime as "practicing medicine illegally".

 

What is sexual dysfunction?

When you have problems with sex, doctors call it "sexual dysfunction." Both men and women can have it. There are 4 kinds of sexual problems in women.

    * Desire disorders ­- When you are not interested in having sex or have less desire for sex than you used to.
    * Arousal disorders ­- When you don't feel a sexual response in your body or you cannot stay sexually aroused.
    * Orgasmic disorders ­- When you can't have an orgasm or you have pain during orgasm.
    * Sexual pain disorders ­- When you have pain during or after sex.

 

What causes sexual dysfunction?
Many things can cause problems in your sex life. Certain medicines (such as oral contraceptives and chemotherapy drugs), diseases (such as diabetes or high blood pressure), excessive alcohol use or vaginal infections can cause sexual problems. Depression, relationship problems or abuse (current or past abuse) can also cause sexual dysfunction.

You may have less sexual desire during pregnancy, right after childbirth or when you are breastfeeding. After menopause many women feel less sexual desire, have vaginal dryness or have pain during sex due to a decrease in estrogen (a hormone in the body).