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The neurophysiology of female sexual function
World Journal of Urology, 2002Recent research on the neural control of female sexual function is reviewed. The control of female genital responses has not been extensively studied and significant gaps in our knowledge remain. Sexual arousal is largely the product of spinal level reflexes.
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Urinary Disorders and Female Sexual Function
Current Urology Reports, 2013Overactive bladder urinary incontinence and female sexual dysfunction are common in women, but often go unreported and/or untreated. All of these conditions can have a markedly negative impact on quality of life. There is a growing body of evidence that sexual and urinary problems are often comorbid and possibly synergistic in women.
Jaclyn, Chen +2 more
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Sexual Function in Female Veterans: A Review
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2016Women comprise a significant proportion of the veteran population. Much research has been devoted to physical and mental health outcomes in veterans, both of which show significant decreases in quality of life. However, little is known about the effects of female veterans' unique military experience on sexual function.
Laina, Rosebrock, Richard, Carroll
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The neural control of female sexual function
NeuroRehabilitation, 2000Recent basic research on the neural control of female sexual function is reviewed with an emphasis on the pathways controlling the genitalia. Sexual responses require the coordination of sympathetic, parasympathetic and somatic nervous system. This coordination is performed by interneuronal systems within the lower spinal cord.
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Anxiety and Female Sexual Functioning: An Empirical Study
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2013Previous research regarding anxiety and female sexual functioning has yielded conflicting conclusions. This study examined the effect of state/trait anxiety and anxiety sensitivity on sexual responding and the propensity toward sexual inhibition/excitation in women without an anxiety disorder (n = 100, M age = 28.8 years) compared with women with an ...
DETTORE, DAVIDE +2 more
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Urologia Journal, 2007
Urinary Incontinence (UI) and Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) have a detrimental effect on Female Sexual Function (FSF). We decided to focus on the effect of vaginal surgery for UI and/or POP on FSF. Materials and Methods 72 women (aged 42–80, mean age: 62) were given the FSFI questionnaire after undergoing the following operations: 54 Tension-Free ...
F, Di Tonno +5 more
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Urinary Incontinence (UI) and Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) have a detrimental effect on Female Sexual Function (FSF). We decided to focus on the effect of vaginal surgery for UI and/or POP on FSF. Materials and Methods 72 women (aged 42–80, mean age: 62) were given the FSFI questionnaire after undergoing the following operations: 54 Tension-Free ...
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Female Sexual Function and Heart Rate Variability
Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, 2015Few studies have examined the associations of resting heart rate variability (HRV) with female sexual function and behavior. Therefore, we welcome the recent study finding that women with below average resting HRV (as assessed by the standard deviation of NN intervals; SDNN) had lower sexual arousal and lower global sexual function than women with ...
Costa, Rui Miguel, Brody, Stuart
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Acta medica Croatica, 2022
Introduction: The Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) is a questionnaire used to assess female sexual function and diagnose sexual dysfunction (SD). Aim: to provide a Croatian translation of the FSFI. Methods: The translation procedure consisted of creating two independent forward translations, merging them into a single forward translation, creating a
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Introduction: The Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) is a questionnaire used to assess female sexual function and diagnose sexual dysfunction (SD). Aim: to provide a Croatian translation of the FSFI. Methods: The translation procedure consisted of creating two independent forward translations, merging them into a single forward translation, creating a
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Female Sexual Function and Dysfunction
2020Sexual function is an important part of most women’s lives. Female sexual dysfunction (FSD), defined as a sexual problem that causes clinically significant distress, is common, but under-identified and undertreated. Clinicians should ask about sexual concerns in routine visits.
Juliana M. Kling, Holly N. Thomas
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