SECONDARY SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN MEN AND WOMEN WITH MS
In multiple sclerosis, the incidence of fatigue, muscle tightness or spasms, bladder and bowel dysfunction, and pain, burning, or other discomfort can have adverse effects on the experience of sexual activity. The interference of these symptoms with sexual function can often be alleviated by taking an aggressive approach to symptom management.
Fatigue
One of the most common secondary sexual symptoms in MS is fatigue. Fatigue greatly...
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