Sexual Dysfunction

Sexual dysfunction is a common issue for both men and women, and is defined as the inability to experience sexual desire and/or an inability to attain or maintain an appropriate level of sexual arousal or climax during a sexual experience. It can have physical, psychological, and social implications. Treatment for this condition can include therapy, lifestyle changes, medications, and hormones. With proper professional treatment, sexual dysfunction can be managed and improved.

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Psychosocial Predictors of Sexual Abstinence among Senior Secondary School Students in an Urban Setting in the Southwest Region of Cameroon

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Reaching the In(Invisible): Addressing Barriers to Sexual Reproductive Healthcare of Lesbians, Bisexual Women and Sex Workers in Rivers State, Nigeria

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