Prevalence and associated factors of sexual dysfunction in female hemodialysis patients: first report from Somalia
Asir Eraslan,
Abdikarim Hussein Mohamed,
Ahmed Muhammad Bashir
et al.
Abstract:Background
Sexual dysfunction is frequent in female hemodialysis patients and is related to poorer quality of life. It is often a neglected topic associated with marked distress and interpersonal difficulties.
Objective
Few studies are reported from Sub-Saharan African Countries (SSA) regarding female sexual dysfunction (FSD) in (HD) patients. The study aims to explore the prevalence and associated factors of FSD in female HD at a sole dialysis cen… Show more
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