UNDERSTANDING HOW MS CAN AFFECT SEXUAL FUNCTION
Sexual dysfunction is a common and very distressing symptom that affects up to 70 percent of men and women living with multiple sclerosis. MS can affect sexuality, sexual functions, and expressions of intimacy both directly (referred to as primary sexual effects) and indirectly (referred to as secondary and tertiary sexual effects). The prevalence of sexual dysfunction is higher in MS than in other chronic diseases, and almost five times...
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SECONDARY SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN MEN AND WOMEN WITH MS In multiple sclerosis, the incidence of fatigue, muscle tightness or spasms,... Read more »
PRIMARY SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH MS The most frequently described symptoms in women include decreased sexual desire, diminished... Read more »
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Sexual dysfunction in women may involve a reduction in sex drive, a strong dislike of sexual activity, difficulty becoming aroused, inability to... Read more »
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Alternative Names Inhibited sexual excitement; Sex - orgasmic dysfunction; Anorgasmia Information Orgasmic dysfunction is when... Read more »
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