Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) (CPB 0574, reviewed 2026-02-24)
Summary
Aetna considers cognitive behavioral therapy or psychotherapy and pelvic floor physical therapy for genito-pelvic pain disorders medically necessary for female sexual dysfunction (FSD). Aetna considers bibliotherapy, biothesiometry, oxytocin, MDMA, percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation, sacral neuromodulation, vaginal electrical stimulation, female erectile devices, and several laser, radiofrequency, injection and regenerative therapies experimental, investigational or unproven for FSD because of insufficient evidence. Aetna does not cover vibrators because they do not meet its contractual definition of covered durable medical equipment, and some Aetna plans exclude drugs or supplies for sexual dysfunction or inadequacy.
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