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Background: Sexual activity plays a crucial role in intimate relationships and is a vital aspect of overall health. Vaginal prolapse, a condition characterized by the descent of pelvic organs into the vaginal canal, can severely impact sexual function and the overall quality of life for many women. Effective management of this condition necessitate...
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Testosterone plays important roles in reproductive behaviour in many species. Despite a common belief that testosterone regulates fluctuations in human sexual desire, there is little direct evidence that relates within-person changes in natural testosterone production to within-person changes in sexual desire. Here, we measured daily salivary testo...
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At the stage of the menopausal transition which is caused by hormonal and reproductive changes, a spectrum of genitourinary disorders is formed 3-5 years earlier than in the past.The objective: to evaluate the effectiveness of local use of suppositories with anti-inflammatory and regenerating effect, which contain tea tree oil, aloe extract and hya...
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The "natural" religion of Islam, as a way of life, has a comprehensive plan for immunizing human behavior against perversion and sex-related problems. This research aims to reach an Islamic model of safe and improved sexual behavior which is immune to sexual perversions, problems and disorders. The research method is descriptive-analytical involvin...
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Introduction Human sexuality is a multifaceted process, and sexual desire plays a central role in the triphasic model of the sexual response cycle, as proposed by Helen Singer Kaplan. Methods In this cross-sectional correlational study, we examined the relationship between various sociodemographic factors, such as age and motherhood, and sexual va...
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It has been proposed that depressive symptoms occurring throughout the menopause may be linked to specific menopause symptoms. The objectives of this study were (i) to use network analysis to explore the symptom structure of menopause and depressive symptoms, and (ii) to compare the symptom structure of menopause and depressive symptoms between the...
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This study aimed to investigate the incidence and risk factors for female sexual dysfunction (FSD) in urban and rural China. A prospective cohort study was conducted from February 2014 to January 2016, with follow-up from June to December 2018. Women aged ≽20 years were recruited from urban and rural areas in six provinces of China using a multista...
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The development of digital technologies has opened the door to surprising possibilities for the future of humanity. The idea of creating a ‘Metaverse’ in which it is possible to build and interact with digital avatars of real deceased people raises a number of complex ethical and moral questions. The prospect of transferring memories and experience...
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Digital machines, including artificial intelligence (AI), have long been held as potential agents of social change. From their binary role in cultural productions to the real-world implementation of such, digital machines have typically been considered within the Heideggerian “readiness-to-hand” category of Being. This paper seeks to alter conceptu...
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Background Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a prevalent pregnancy complication with well-established adverse effects on maternal and fetal health. However, research on its impact on sexual health is inconsistent. Currently, there is no comprehensive review on sexual function in pregnant women with GDM. The purpose of this study is to systemat...
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Sexuality is an integral part of human nature, yet we know little about its origins and underlying mechanisms. Understanding how the brain processes sexual stimuli is crucial for advancing our knowledge of the origins of sexuality and its variations. Only if a stimulus was internally evaluated as ‘attractive’ the information can progress to evoke s...
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A key theme in Lacanian psychoanalysis is the disappearance of the subject, through aphanisis. Aphanisis was a term used in psychoanalysis to refer to the fading of the sexual desire of the subject. The term was coined by Ernest Jones in 1927, and was seen as the foundation of all neuroses. Since Jacques Lacan set desire within the realm of languag...
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The internet is rife with opportunities to participate in dating practices, discourses about gender, romance, and sexuality, and, increasingly, efforts to restrict sexual expression. Therefore, it is important to square popular discourse with the perspectives and thought processes that color women’s participation in romantic and sexual phenomena. T...
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Introduction With thirty percent of the world’s population not getting enough exercise, Worldwide, physical inactivity ranks as one of the most common causes of premature mortality. Rapid drops in physical activity, decreased mobility, and early morbidity are aging characteristics. As the population over 80 continues to rise, aging raises the dange...
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p>This report describes a Swedish translation and psychometric evaluation of the Experience of Embodiment Scale (EES; Piran, Teall, & Counsell, 2020), an instrument for assessing a wide range of positive and negative experiences of living in the body. A community sample ( N = 545) of Swedish young women (56%) and men ( M age = 24.4; SD = 0.52) comp...
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Background Survival rates from childhood cancer continue to increase, with an ongoing interest in long‐term survivorship. Although infertility and gonadal failure are well recognized in Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) survivors, sexual dysfunction is less studied. The objective of this study was to compare the prevalence of sexual dysfunction in HL survivors...
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Introduction: Child verbal sexual crimes are still a serious problem and this is a social disaster that worries society. This condition demands the protection of children.Purposes of the Research: This study aims to analyze and discuss whether the non-penal approach is effective in dealing with child verbal sexual violence and what non-penal approa...
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Research suggests that fantasizing sexually about one’s partner enhances relationship quality as well as relational and personal well-being. No research exists to determine if engaging in romantic or sexual–romantic fantasies about one’s partner has similarly positive outcomes. The current research investigated how romantic, sexual, and sexual–roma...
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This research paper examines the complex motivations behind Lucrece's tragic decision to commit suicide in Shakespeare's The Rape of Lucrece, following her violation by Tarquin. Lucrece, a character defined by her beauty and chastity, confronts the devastating loss of her chastity after the assault, leading her to perceive suicide as the only means...
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Background and Objectives: Hereditary angioedema (HAE) is characterized by unpredictable skin and mucosal angioedema attacks. We aimed to find the frequency of sexual-activity-triggered attacks (STAs) and understand how the sexual life of HAE with C1-inhibitor deficiency (HAE-C1INH) patients is affected. Materials and Methods: Adult HAE-C1INH patie...
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Objective Sexual functioning is a multifaceted aspect of human life that can be profoundly affected in patients with glioma. Most frequent symptoms include reduced sexual desire, difficulties in sexual arousal, or low satisfaction. Such symptoms may cause distress or interpersonal difficulties, inevitably resulting in negative outcomes on different...
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Background and objective. The available research on low-dose-rate (LDR) brachytherapy in gynecology cancer has focused mainly on treatment toxicity. It does not include aspects such as sexual desire, sexual arousal, orgasm, satisfaction, or quality of life. This study assessed sexual function and quality of life before and after LDR brachytherapy i...
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Background: Adolescent who experience puberty in their bodies appear sex hormones that begin to work, resulting in a sense of attraction to the opposite sex. Premarital sex is a behavior that is carried out based on sexual desire in adolescents. Adolescent knowledge and sources of information received by adolescents are important points in efforts...
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Gerty MacDowell’s initial, albeit brief, appearance in James Joyce’s Ulysses has sparked debates regarding her identity and agency. In the critical literature, there are interpretations that characterize Gerty as a woman and disabled person whose actions conform to patriarchal beauty standards that objectify her. This paper argues for revising such...
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Objective: This study aimed to investigate the efficacy of two internet-delivered psychological treatments for hypoactive sexual desire dysfunction (HSDD) in women: internet-based cognitive behavioral sex therapy (iCBST) and internet-based mindfulness-based sex therapy (iMBST). Method: Women with HSDD were randomly assigned to one of three groups:...
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Objective To traslate and validate of the Brazilian version of the SDI-2. Methods This was a cross-sectional study. The cultural adaptation considered the stages of initial translation, synthesis of translations, evaluation by a committee of experts from different regions of Brazil, back-translation, and pre-test. The content validity and psychome...
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The aim of this research is to elucidate the anthropological foundations of sexual morality from Islamic perspective using the descriptive-analytic methodology. In this perspective, human is not just the instinct and an enjoyment-seeking animal to be limited to using matrimonial willingness and freedom to satisfaction. But besides the common featur...
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This essay explores the – admittedly taboo – theme of eros as it relates to education. While eros is generally understood today in the restricted sense of sexual desire (hence the taboo), there are good reasons to expand the concept to include the full range of embodied human experiences of attraction or sensuous affinity. Such experiences are not...
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Background: Ashwagandha is an herbal extract known for its potential benefits on various aspects of human health, including stress reduction and hormone regulation. Objective: This prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study investigated the role of Ashwagandha Root Extract (ARE) in enhancing sexual function in healthy women wit...
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The diagnostic of sexual desire disorders is based on not only physiological and psychological symptoms but also on the extent of distress about these symptoms. Using data from a 2022 national survey of 3,000 respondents in Austria, this paper explores the range of relational distress individuals experience about their level of sexual desire. Parti...
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This paper examines the complicated relationship between freedom and constraint in Shahrnush Parsipur's Women Without Men (1989). It employs a feminist literary theoretical framework, with a specific focus on gender, power, and agency, to analyze how the novel juxtaposes these opposing forces. Additionally, a postcolonial lens is applied to explore...
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Objective Gender‐affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) includes estrogen preparations and androgen inhibitors for transgender women, and testosterone preparations for transgender men. The aim of the study was to investigate possible effects of GAHT on lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and sexual function among transgender individuals. Methods Fifty‐o...
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This paper argues that the historical process of the Sinicization of Buddhism and the evolution of the value of female roles in Buddhist beliefs have advanced hand in hand; the more Buddhism becomes Sinicized, the higher the status of women in Buddhist beliefs becomes. To some extent, the Sinicization of Buddhism can be considered a feminization pr...
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In recent years, people's interest in the Korean wave phenomenon has increased. This can be seen from the large number of people, especially young people, who are fans of this Kpop idol. The majority of Kpop fans are dominated by women. Most of these female Kpop fans are also fujohi. Fujoshi is a term for women who like relationships with men. From...
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The paper offers a detailed analysis of the complexities of female sexuality in Mrs Dalloway and The God of Small Things from a feminist perspective. It investigates how female protagonists overcome and defy societal norms and expectations concerning their sexual desires. The obstacles of conventional sexual norms align with the ‘repressive hypothe...
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Background Sexual dysfunction is common among dialysis and transplant patients. Our study evaluated the prevalence, risk factors, and severity of erectile dysfunction (ED) post-transplant in a single center. Methods We conducted a single-centre, observational, non-interventional study of adult male renal graft recipients. Sociodemographic and clini...
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Ashwagandha, a traditional Indian Ayurvedic remedy, an adaptogen, may improve sexual dysfunction in men and women. This 8-week prospective, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study evaluated the efficacy and safety of Ashwagandha Root Extract (ARE) on improving sexual health in healthy adult men based on Satisfying Sexual Events (SSEs), t...
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The present pilot study investigates the compatibility between males and females in marriage using the Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior (FIRO-B) framework. The research explores the alignment of expressed and wanted behaviors within marital relationships across various dimensions of interpersonal needs, including Inclusion,...
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Background: Erectile dysfunction (ED) and sex hormone profile disturbances are common in ESRD patients. Objective: To assess the effect of kidney transplant (KT) and Hemodialysis/peritoneal dialysis (HD/PD) on the serum sex hormone profile and sexual functions in ESRD patients with ED. Patients and methods: A single-center, nonconcurrent cohort stu...
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the effect of genital self-image on sexual satisfaction in pregnant women. MATERIAL and METHODS: In this cross-sectional and descriptive study, 513 pregnant women who applied to the pregnancy follow-up outpatient clinics of a hospital in eastern Türkiye between June 2022 and January 2023 were included. Data were collected by...
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Introduction: Sexual dysfunction and alcohol dependence syndrome are complex issues that significantly impact the overall well-being and quality of life of affected individuals. Sexual dysfunction, encompassing various issues such as erectile dysfunction, reduced libido, and orgasmic disorders, is a prevalent concern affecting a substantial proport...
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STUDY QUESTION Does offering the Pleasure&Pregnancy (P&P) programme rather than expectant management improve naturally conceived ongoing pregnancy rates in couples diagnosed with unexplained infertility? SUMMARY ANSWER The P&P programme had no effect on the ongoing pregnancy rates of couples with unexplained infertility. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY Und...
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The article focuses on the analysis of fantasy films of the 1980s, in which the element of children's magical flight is featured. Significantly, the aeronautical orientation of 1980s popular cinema is not just a charming trick or a flashy attraction. It points to a specific meaning: the opposition to growing up. In the text, the author distances he...
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The aim of this article is to reflect on the presence of colonized women in photographs and other representations, such as drawings, posters, postcards, exhibition catalogues, newspapers and magazines, which were disseminated in the context of the Portuguese colonial expositions, and in exhibition spaces conceived by the Portuguese with a colonial...
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Background Sexual dysfunction is a social challenge that devastates many people, including cancer patients. However, among the numerous reported side effects of chemotherapy sexual dysfunction is the least studied and reported. The chemotherapeutics used among cancer patients are potential risk factors for the development of sexual dysfunction, and...
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The field of ecology in literature distorted the notion of humans being the centre of all living ecosystems, striving for an "environment that is neither solipsistically anthropocentric nor blatantly anti-humanitarian" (Lauer, 2018, p.13). This led to the emergence of ecocriticism, which dealt with environmental issues through literature. "To put i...
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The field of ecology in literature distorted the notion of humans being the centre of all living ecosystems, striving for an “environment that is neither solipsistically anthropocentric nor blatantly anti-humanitarian” (Lauer, 2018, p.13). This led to the emergence of ecocriticism, which dealt with environmental issues through literature. “To put i...
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Aims To explore the sexual experiences and interactions of women with type 1 diabetes to explicate an understanding of the impact of diabetes on women's sexual function. The study was conducted as part of a wider project to develop a patient‐reported outcome measure to assess sexual dysfunction (SD) in premenopausal women with type 1 diabetes. Met...
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In this paper, we analyze the psychometric characteristics of the Love Attitudes Scale: Short Form (LAS-SF), and the relationship between love style and other romantic relationships constructs in a Portuguese population. The LAS-SF measures six love styles: Eros, Ludus, Storge, Pragma, Mania and Agape, which are grounded on Lee’s theory. This tool...
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Background: Since the launch of antipsychotic drugs, sexual side-effects have become one of the most important determinants of treatment compliance. Studies regarding sexual side-effects associated with antipsychotics comprise only a handful in the Indian population, especially so in this northeastern part of the country. AIMS AND Objectives: 1) To...
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Background and Aims Overweight and obesity are on the rise worldwide and may affect female sexual function. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between sexual function in normal and overweight pregnant women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM). Methods This cross‐sectional study was conducted in overweight and normal‐wei...
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Decreased libido and anorgasmia are common problems for women after menopause that reduce the quality of life of couples. This study examined the effect of topical Qust oil on sexual desire disorder in postmenopausal women. In this double-blind, randomized, clinical trial, 110 postmenopausal women with decreased sexual desire visiting a Traditional...
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Power in non-romantic contexts makes people confident in their ability to attract potential partners, increasing their mating motivation and the likelihood of acting on this motivation. Four studies investigated whether perceptions of power within romantic relationships would also activate mating goals, intensifying desires for alternative partners...
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Background: Current beliefs set unrealistic expectations for female sexual response, leading to misdiagnosis of female sexual dysfunctional and unhelpful advice for couples. Aim: To establish the need for empirical evidence to support an understanding of female sexual response. Method: A new research approach challenges preconceived ideas by esta...
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The study sought to investigate the factors behind romantic relationship conflicts among university students. This was a case study conducted at Mukuba University. The target population was undergraduate students at Mukuba University. The sample was selected using quota sampling technique; thus, participants were selected from different schools and...
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Sexual education is a branch of education dealing with discussions such as control and directing sexual desire, healthy relationship between girls and boys, readiness for marriage and familiarity with family rights and duties. The main goal of the present article is a comparison between the views of some Muslim thinkers regarding sexual education a...
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This work aims at presenting a comparative analysis of Flibanserin an agent used to treat sexual dysfunction in women and Sildenafil an agent used to treat erectile dysfunction in men. Flibanserin is used to treat female sexual dysfunction that is known as hypoactive sexual desire disorder in women of the premenopausal age group while Sildenafil is...
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Arsenic (As³⁺), a significant environmental pollutant that has garnered global attention, is widely recognized for its adverse effects on reproductive health. This study assesses the aphrodisiac activity of Dehydrozingerone (DHZ) against As³⁺ induced sexual dysfunction in male Wistar rats. Male Wistar rats were divided into control, As³⁺, and As³⁺+...
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Background Male factor infertility can affect spermatogenesis, sexual desire, and thus the quality of life of couples. The present study was conducted to investigate the relationship between spermogram parameters, and the score of sexual desire in infertile men. Methods This cross-sectional study was conducted on 315 infertile men referred to the...
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One longitudinal study of married couples and one experiment tested the hypothesis that the experience of sexual desire for an alternative sexual partner might heighten feelings of desire for one’s long-term romantic partner, and conversely, sexual desire for one’s long-term partner might heighten desire for alternative partners. A daily-diary stud...
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This work aims at presenting a comparative analysis of Flibanserin an agent used to treat sexual dysfunction in women and Sildenafil an agent used to treat erectile dysfunction in men. Flibanserin is used to treat female sexual dysfunction that is known as hypoactive sexual desire disorder in women of the premenopausal age group while Sildenafil is...
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This paper explores the connection between gender, genre, and work space through Bhojpuri work songs. These songs are an important cultural and social memory of the Bhojpuri society, representing the experiences, ideologies, and way of life of individuals. The performance of these songs is gendered, with men performing them in outside spaces and wo...
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Autistic people face a unique form of discrimination against their sexual agency. Disabled people have historically been viewed as non-sexual, infantile beings with an inability to be sexually desirable. This paper explores the social construction of narratives surrounding autistic sexuality focusing on how the external environment contributes to a...
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This study aims to explore the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on heterosexual older couples’ sexual intimacy and in relation to their mental health. A content analysis of the ideas and insights shared by 391 older persons (between 65 and 87 years of age) from three different countries was most instructive. The most frequent themes were less sex...
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Background Hysterectomy remains the most commonly performed gynecologic procedure worldwide, undertaken primarily for benign pathologies. The choice between total hysterectomy (TH) and subtotal hysterectomy (STH) has been debated, particularly with respect to its impact on sexual functioning (SF). Objective This study aimed to assess the impact...
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What is Bluestone? Bluestone is a groundbreaking male enhancement supplement that focuses on improving sexual health and overall vitality in men. This formula is designed to provide a comprehensive solution to issues like low libido, erectile dysfunction, and decreased stamina, which many men experience as they age. Bluestone contains a proprietary...
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Exploring the construction of sexual identities by women, this research attempts to provide an experiential understanding of sexual intimacy in young adulthood through critical narrative analysis of the accounts of ten unmarried cis-gender women, located in the postmodern feminist paradigm and drawing from contemporary psychoanalytic tradition. The...
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The association between mood and sexual desire has been the object of significant scientific and public interest. How mood shapes and is shaped by sexual desire is typically studied within one and the same individual, yet sexual desire is often experienced in the context of a romantic relationship. To obtain a more complete picture of the relation...
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Purpose To evaluate the impact of male breast cancer and its treatment on patient’s sexual function, including changes in sexual desire, performance, and satisfaction. To investigate changes in the body image experienced by male breast cancer patients and their perception in accessing healthcare in hospital facilities. Methods We administered thre...
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Background: The postpartum period presents challenges to women as they contemplate on the desire to space or limit childbirth while meeting the sexual demands of their partners and their own sexual desires. The study looked at the factors that determine the resumption of sexual activity after delivery and their influence on contraceptive use among...
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Context: Sexual satisfaction is crucial for women's overall well-being; however, traditional interventions often face challenges such as high costs, limited access, inadequate specialized care, and discomfort during counseling sessions. Telemedicine presents a promising solution to these issues. Objectives: This systematic review and meta-analysis...
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Introduction Pregnancy and breast-feeding represents a period of psychological maturation for the woman who becomes a mother, a period of significant changes in women’s lives that affects their sexuality and intimacy. Objectives To investigate the quality of sexual function in pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women. Methods It was a cross-s...
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Introduction Sexual dysfunction is a common side effect of antidepressants and can have significant impact on the person’s quality of life, relationships, mental health, and recovery. The reported incidence of sexual dysfunction associated with antidepressant medication varies considerably between studies, making it difficult to estimate the exact...
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Introduction Mental state changes can affect one’s sexual life, while sexual dysfunction can lead to relationship challenges. Delusional jealousy, also called Othello syndrome, involves a paranoid belief in a partner’s infidelity, leading to controlling and violent behaviors. It can manifest as a paranoid disorder, as a delusional symptom of psychi...
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The main objective of the present study was to investigate the association between serum trace elements and forms of infertility in rams in central Saudi Arabia. Total of 54 infertile and 18 fertile rams were used in this study. Infertile rams were admitted for breeding soundness examination. Data including owner’s complaint, breeding history and s...
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Much research looking at Queer migration focuses on the movement of people between countries and continents, where countries of origin are deemed unsafe. However, literature shows that in South Africa there are more people migrating internally than those migrating into South Africa from other countries. In this article, I draw on 15 interviews with...
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Low sexual desire in women partnered with men has been the subject of controversy and research over the past decades, including both as construct and diagnosis. Despite discussion surrounding the causes of low desire, there is a gap in research about how women themselves understand the causes of their low desire and the potential consequences of th...
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Background: Tubal ligation, recognized as a surgical intervention that ensures permanent contraception, has established itself as an option for women seeking a definitive solution for family planning. Objective: To assess the psychosexual implications of tubal ligation in a sample of women in Baghdad, Iraq. Methods: A prospective cohort study was c...
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Background Women with newly diagnosed hormone receptor‐positive breast cancer are offered adjuvant endocrine therapy (AET). Despite the survival benefits of the therapy, a significant proportion of breast cancer patients do not adhere to the anti‐hormonal medication. Aims The purpose of this study was to analyse demographic, social, psychological...
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Purpose After radical prostatectomy (RP), it is rarely acknowledged that several sexual dysfunctions can arise. These include issues in the orgasmic domain (e.g., decreased orgasm intensity, dysorgasmia), problems with ejaculation (e.g., absence of ejaculation), the development of penile deformities, and low sexual desire. This article aims to repo...
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Introduction. Sexual dysfunction is a significant complication of diabetes mellitus (DM). Men with DM may develop erectile dysfunction and a lack of sexual desire due to the nature of the disease and its complications. This study aimed to assess the effect of sexual dysfunction on the quality of life (QoL) in men with type 2 DM. Methods. This study...
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Purpose: The perimenopausal period is marked by hormonal fluctuations that trigger a complex interplay between estrogen levels and neurotransmitters' function, contributing to increased susceptibility to depression and anxiety in women. Concurrently, hormonal changes, coupled with alterations in vaginal tissue, lead to sexual dysfunction during thi...
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BACKGROUND The incidence of rectal cancer is increasing worldwide, and surgery remains the primary treatment modality. With the advent of total mesorectal excision (TME) technique, the probability of tumor recurrence post-surgery has significantly decreased. Surgeons' focus has gradually shifted towards minimizing the impact of surgery on urinary a...
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Introduction. Sexual dysfunction is lack of sexual ideas or thoughts, diminished sexual interest or desire, and unresponsive sexual desire. Sexual dysfunctions is a prevalent issue that can impact both the patients' and their spouses' quality of life. Even though Erectile dysfunction is very common and linked to many medical and health related cond...
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The intensity of sexual desire can be various and ranges in a certain continuum. One of its poles is occupied by absence of sexual desire, the other one having its pathological increase. Among the sex desire disorders its weakening is most commonly diagnosed disorder (in 33.4% of women, topping other sexopathological symptoms, and in 15.8% of men)....