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Menopausa e fisiopatologia della funzione sessuale nella donna

10/12/2007

Menopausa e fisiopatologia della funzione sessuale nella donna (Menopause and pathophysiology of sexual function in women)
Giornale Italiano di Medicina Sessuale e Riproduttiva (Italian Journal of Sexual and Reproductive Medicine), 2006; 13: 10-18
Female sexual dysfunctions increase with age. Menopause has a further detrimental effect. They may have biological, psychosexual and relational etiology. Treatment should be tailored according to etiology. Hormonal therapy has a specific role when etiology is primarily due to the hormonal loss.
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Keywords:
Ageing Amenorrhea Androgens Andrology Arousal Arousal Disorders Biological Factors Body Image Clinical Examination Clinical History Comorbidity Depression Desire Disorders Ecosystems Estradiol Estrogens Female Sexual Disorders Gynaecology Hormonal Dysfunctions Hysterectomy Intimacy Maintaining Factors Medical Semeiology Memory Menopause / Perimenopause Orgasmic Disorders Pelvic Floor pH Precipitating Factors Predictors Predisposing Factors Premature Iatrogenic Menopause Premature Ovarian Failure (POF) Psychosexual Factors Quality of life Recurrent Cystitis Recurrent Vaginitis Relational Factors Risk Factors Sexual Desire Sexual Hormones Sexual Medicine Sexuality in the Elderly Skin Sleep/Sleep Disorders Testosterone Vaginal Dryness Vulvar Dystrophy Vulvitis Vulvo-Vaginitis

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