Female Sexual Dysfunction (Low Libido, Possibly Anorgasmia)
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Sexual Dysfunction, Difficulty, Difference or Disorder? Sexual dysfunction is common in women with incontinence, approximately 46% of people report bothersome concerns.

  • Sexual dysfunctions manifest as chronic sexual symptoms related to sexual pain and the 3 phases of the sexual response cycle: desire, arousal, and orgasm.
  • Desire, arousal and orgasm: a detailed explanation.
  • How do you determine what is difficulty vs. difference vs. a disorder or dysfunction? Where does distress come in?
  • The ISSWSH 4 step model.
  • What is the biopsychosocial approach and how do you use it in a 30min visit?
  • Fluids. Incontinence with intimacy or ejaculate?
  • Resources. Resources. Resources.
Speaker - Jessica Bell PA-C, MSCP, IF
Keywords
female sexual dysfunction
urogynecology
biopsychosocial approach
incontinence
hypoactive sexual desire disorder
persistent genital arousal disorder
hormonal influences
personalized care
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