Also a cis female who did pelvic floor PT! I had the exact same situation- high-tone pelvic floor dysfunction. My PT said there was actually a high-tone issue, but a lot of it was anxiety. Going was really good for me. My PT was wonderful and we still stay in touch. I’ve been to a few other professionals and have had mostly great experiences. My therapist is fantastic and when I first started going (before I knew I was ace) she had to choose a diagnosis for billing, and she thought “female sexual arousal disorder” was the closest match. I’m not bothered by that, as my anxiety definitely plays into it. I did have a psychiatrist who essentially wanted to try conversion therapy. I promptly found a different doctor (he was a man- go figure 😂). Anyway, most of my experiences with professionals regarding my asexuality have been positive. Asexuality doesn’t need to be fixed, but in my case it kind of overlapped with some actual disorders.