Obesity and sexual health: focus on postmenopausal women

Barbagallo, F.; Cucinella, L.; Tiranini, L.; Chedraui, P.; Calogero, A. E.; Nappi, R. E.

doi:10.1080/13697137.2024.2302429

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DOI: 10.1080/13697137.2024.2302429

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Obesity and sexual health: focus on postmenopausal women

F. Barbagallo,

L. Cucinella,

L. Tiranini

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Menopause, epicardial adiposity and preserved ejection fraction heart failure

Museedi,

Samson,

Le Jemtel

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International Journal of Cardiology

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Menopause and Sexual Health: Hormones, Aging or Both?

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2024

Clinical Obstetrics &Amp; Gynecology

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Sexual health is multidimensional across the lifespan. At midlife, women may face challenges to sexuality, often requiring intervention. Menopause-related and age-related hormonal changes intermingle with common medical conditions and contribute to biological substrates less favorable to a healthy sexual response. Psychological, sociocultural, and relational factors modulate the impact of such changes positively or negatively, contributing to adaptation or manifestation of sexually related distress. A comprehensive diagnostic approach and multidimensional management are needed to address sexual symptoms due to both menopause and aging, individualizing non-pharmacological and pharmacological evidence-based treatment options according to personal goals and expectations in the woman/couple.

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Obesity and sexual health: focus on postmenopausal women

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Menopause, epicardial adiposity and preserved ejection fraction heart failure

Menopause, epicardial adiposity and preserved ejection fraction heart failure

Menopause and Sexual Health: Hormones, Aging or Both?

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