Hypoactive sexual desire in women

Kingsberg, Sheryl A.; Rezaee, Roya L.

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“…Research suggests multiple psychological reasons why women choose to engage in sexual activity, including wanting to feel close to a partner, expression of love, and wanting to feel feminine[26]. When a diagnosis of HSDD is suspected, psychosocial factors such as conflict with a partner, history of sexual abuse, and cultural/religious factors should be considered, as they can significantly affect sexual desire [27]. …”

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“…This is especially true in menopause, because as women age they are at an increased risk for acquiring chronic diseases that impact sexual function [22]. Chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, depression, neurological diseases, urinary incontinence, and osteoarthritis commonly impact sexual function [22, 27, 34]. Some reports suggest that cardiovascular disease impacts women’s sexual desire and arousal through effects on systemic blood flow.…”

Section: Chronic Diseases and Sexual Dysfunctionmentioning

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Menopause and Sexuality

Thornton

Chervenak

Neal‐Perry

2015

Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America

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Synopsis Sexuality is an important component in the lives of menopausal women. The addition of phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors for the treatment of male erectile dysfunction in combination with longer life expectancy has impacted attitudes and expectations to maintain sexual functioning. Despite the importance of sexual function in menopausal women, sexual dysfunction increases with age. Age-related decline in sexual function may significantly reduce quality of life, making recognition of sexual dysfunction by physicians important for getting menopausal women effective care. Sexual dysfunction can result from multiple etiologies including psychosocial factors, medication side effects, vulvovaginal atrophy, chronic illness, or hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). Discovering the etiology and identifying modifiable factors of the sexual function will help define appropriate treatment.

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Section: Chronic Diseases and Sexual Dysfunctionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Menopause and Sexuality

Thornton

Chervenak

Neal‐Perry

2015

Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America

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“…A healthy sexual life contributes to the individual sense of well-being, improves interpersonal relationships and is an important component of the overall quality of life [2]. This is also true in women diagnosed with gynecological cancer.…”

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Reply to letter to the editor by J.-M. Kim et al. on "Sexual function and quality of life in women with cervical cancer before radiotherapy: a pilot study" by Grion et al.

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Baccaro

Vaz

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Arch Gynecol Obstet

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“…En este estudio se observa que las mujeres que habían tenido alguna experiencia sexual traumática a lo largo de su vida, presentaron un 32.1% de inhibición del deseo sexual, cifra que se respalda con la investigación de Lagana y cols 24,25 .…”

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Caracterización del deseo sexual en mujeres climatéricas de un centro de salud rural

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2017

Rev. chil. obstet. ginecol.

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RESUMENObjetivo general: Caracterizar el deseo sexual en mujeres climatéricas de un centro de salud rural. Metodología: Estudio no exploratorio descriptivo -transversal, que comprende mujeres entre 45 a 64 años que se controlan en un CESFAM Rural, 2016. La muestra fue de 146 mujeres que contestaron una encuesta auto aplicada, entre ellos el test del deseo sexual inhibido de M&J. Los datos fueron analizados con el software estadístico SPSS versión 22.0. Resultados: Se encuestó a un total de 146 mujeres climatéricas, con un promedio de edad de 51.8 años, de ellas un 64.4% había tenido su menopausia. De las encuestadas sólo un 19,9% presentó inhibición del deseo sexual. La inhibición del deseo sexual se presentó con mayor frecuencia en mujeres que llevaban en promedio 29,3 años con sus parejas, aquellas que presentaban morbilidad crónica, y aquellas que reconocieron tener síntomas somáticos, psicológicos y urogenitales asociados a la menopausia. Conclusión: En la evaluación del deseo sexual se debe considerar que existen varios factores que en él influyen y también una gran gama de instrumentos que pretenden medirlo. La mayoría de las usuarias climatéricas rurales (65,1%) no presentan inhibición del deseo sexual. Existen factores que pueden fomentar y causar una inhibición del deseo sexual, mientras otros pueden ayudar a evitar su aparición. Es fundamental conocer y manejar estos factores, con la finalidad de ayudar a la mujer climatérica a tener una mejor calidad de vida.PALABRAS CLAVE: climaterio, deseo sexual, disfunción sexual, respuesta sexual. ABSTRACTObjective: To characterize the sexual desire in climacteric women of a rural health center. Methodology: Descriptive -transversal non -exploratory study, comprising women between 45 and 64 years old who are controlled at a Rural CESFAM, 2016. The sample was 146 women who answered a self -administered

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Hypoactive sexual desire in women

Cited by 74 publications

References 147 publications

Menopause and Sexuality

Menopause and Sexuality

Reply to letter to the editor by J.-M. Kim et al. on "Sexual function and quality of life in women with cervical cancer before radiotherapy: a pilot study" by Grion et al.

Caracterización del deseo sexual en mujeres climatéricas de un centro de salud rural

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