Attention Bias for Sexual Words in Female Sexual Dysfunction

Female sexual dysfunction

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Epidemiology of female sexual dysfunction.

OBJECTIVE To review the epidemiology and co-morbidity of female sexual dysfunction. METHOD The prevalence of each sexual dysfunction was evaluated by undertaking a Medline (1969-2008) literature review. The effect of concomitant diseases and drug therapies was also studied. RESULTS Describing the epidemiology of female sexual dysfunction is difficult due to the fact that it has not been stu...

Finding Solutions for Female Sexual Dysfunction

Sex therapy for female sexual dysfunction

INTRODUCTION About 45% of women suffer from some form of sexual dysfunction. Despite its high prevalence, there are few studies that have systematically evaluated sex therapy in comparison with other interventions. OBJECTIVE Review randomized clinical trials that present psychotherapeutic interventions for female sexual dysfunctions. METHOD Through a search in three databases (Medline, Web ...

Therapeutic options for postmenopausal female sexual dysfunction.

BACKGROUND Female sexual dysfunction (FSD) is a multidimensional problem combining biological, psychological and interpersonal elements of multiple etiologies. Menopause-related sexual dysfunction may not be reversible without therapy. Hormonal deficiency does not usually decrease in severity over time. Many options are available for the successful treatment of postmenopausal FSD. OBJECTIVE T...