PRIMARY SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN WOMEN WITH MS
The most frequently described symptoms in women include decreased sexual desire, diminished orgasm, difficulties with vaginal lubrication, and fatigue that interferes with sexual activity. Decreased vaginal lubrication can be treated with water-soluble lubricants, and dysesthesias may be relieved with medication for nerve pain.
Similar to the male anatomy, nitrergic nerves are present in the corpus cavernosum of the clitoris and vaginal wall, so...
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