Sexual Functioning, Desire, and Satisfaction in Women with TBI and Healthy Controls

Strizzi, Jenna Marie; Landa, Laiene Olabarrieta; Pappadis, Monique R.; Olivera, Silvia Leonor; Tangarife, Edgar Ricardo Valdivia; Agís, Inmaculada Fernández; Perrin, Paul B.; Arango‐Lasprilla, Juan Carlos

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“…Strizzi et al ( 2015 ), who carried out a study including patients with traumatic brain injury and healthy subjects showed that the level of sexual satisfaction among patients was 56.54 ± 16.56 and in the control group −84.64 ± 13.00. In a study by Andersson et al ( 2012 ) it was proven that sexually active women had a higher mean score in the SQOL-F scale (76.26 ± 24.19) than non-active women (44.13 ± 25.31).…”

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Sexual Quality of Life, Sexual Knowledge, and Attitudes of Older Adults on the Example of Inhabitants Over 60s of Bialystok, Poland

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Krajewska-Kułak

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Front. Psychol.

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Introduction: Aging has a strong influence on the quality of relationships and sexual functioning, but in itself does not cause a lack of sexual desire.Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the quality of sexual life and define sexual knowledge and attitudes of older people on the example of residents of Bialystok, Poland at the age of 60 and over.Methods: The study included 170 people, inhabitants of Bialystok, Poland aged over 60: 85 students of the University of Healthy Senior and the University of Psychogeriatric Prophylaxis and 85 students of the University of the Third Age. The study used three standardized psychometric scales: Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire-Male (SQoL-M), Sexual Quality of Life Questionnaire-Female (SQoL-F), and Aging Sexual Knowledge and Attitudes Scale (ASKAS).Results: The overall mean score for the ASKAS scale for knowledge was 65.21 ± 12.32 and for attitudes −124.65 ± 22.00. The overall mean SQOL score was 62.92 ± 18.18. Taking into account the gender of the respondents, the knowledge of men on sexuality of seniors was at the level of 63.48 ± 12.63, while in the female group −65.74 ± 12.23. The attitudes of men on sexuality of seniors was at the level of 128.80 ± 21.56, while in the female group −123.38 ± 22.05. Satisfaction with sex life among men (72.36 ± 27.49) was significantly higher than among women (60.02 ± 12.88).Discussion: The seniors were characterized by moderate knowledge and attitudes to sexuality of older people and the average level of sexual satisfaction. There was no significant relationship between knowledge on sexuality and sexual satisfaction in the study groups, and there was a positive correlation between attitudes toward sexuality and the satisfaction of sex life outside the group of men. In addition, a significant positive relationship was found between attitudes toward sexuality and sexual satisfaction. In order to improve the knowledge of senior citizens about sexuality of old age and to overcome the taboos that are prevalent in this topic, a structured training should be provided in this field. Such training should be carried out by specialists in the field of sexology. It is desirable to conduct in-depth studies in the assessment of knowledge, attitudes, and quality of sexual life in a larger research group, in order to get results for the population of the whole country.

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Sexual Quality of Life, Sexual Knowledge, and Attitudes of Older Adults on the Example of Inhabitants Over 60s of Bialystok, Poland

Cybulski

Krajewska-Kułak

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Front. Psychol.

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“…Au total, 40 études ont été inclues dans l'analyse finale. Parmi elles, de façon non exclusive, 16 évaluaient la prévalence des DS chez les patients avec TC (3,6,10-23), 9 chez les couples ou les partenaires (24-32), 23 les facteurs associés aux DS (3,6,(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)25,27,30,31,(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38) et seulement 4 les traitements des DS (39)(40)(41)(42).…”

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“…Parmi les 23 études évaluant les facteurs associés aux DS, seules 9 utilisent des modèles multivariés pour déterminer l'indépendance de cette association (6,12,17,22,23,31,34,35,37) (Tableau 2). Ainsi, l'état de santé physique perçu (12), la participation sociale (35), l'âge (6,17,22,31,34,37), la gravité du TC (17,23,35), le délai d'évolution (6,34), la dépression (34,37), l'anxiété (37)…”

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Dysfonctions sexuelles après traumatisme crânien : revue systématique de la littérature

Robert

Pichon

Haddad

2019

Progrès en Urologie

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Background: Sexual dysfunctions (SD) are common after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) but remain underrated in clinical practice, yet it is a crucial aspect of the person with consequences for the relationship with the other, psychological well-being and quality of life. Objective: To determine, through a systematic literature review, the epidemiology, assessment tools and treatment of SD in the TBI population. Sources (keywords, languages): MEDLINE, COCHRANE and OVID databases were used with Limits: Quantitative analysis could not be performed due to differences in the studies included in their design, evaluation tools, choice of TBI severity criteria, and post-TBI timeframes. Four unavailable articles could not be consulted. Conclusion: SD are common after TBI but remain poorly evaluated in clinical practice, despite their impact on patients and their partners. Their evaluation and treatment should be part of the overall management of patients after TBI. Nevertheless, there is currently no validated tool in French to evaluate these SD, nor are there any guidelines on their treatment.

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“…Greater sexual dysfunction among women (43%) compared to men (31%) has been reported in the general population. [ 7 ] The prevalence of sexual dysfunction during pregnancy has been reported to be 46.6% in the first trimester, 34.4% in the second trimester, and 73.3% in the third trimester[ 8 9 10 ] Sexual dysfunction can affect physical and psychological health status and well-being and also quality of life. [ 11 12 ]…”

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The effect of educational classes during pregnancy on the level of sexual satisfaction after delivery in nulliparous women

Rahimi

Goli

Eslami

2020

J Edu Health Promot

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BACKGROUND: In the postpartum period, changes in sexual desire and marital satisfaction can be seen. Learning and giving enough information on changes in pregnancy and postpartum can help to increase marital satisfaction. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of prenatal training on the level of postpartum marital satisfaction in nulliparous women. METHODS: This study is a semi-experimental two-group study in which 150 nulliparous women were divided into two groups: control and intervention groups. The samples into intervention group received routine prenatal care and eight sessions of prenatal education with a training package (educational pamphlet on sexual health and sexual issues and an educational CD on pregnancy and pelvic exercises), and the control group received only routine prenatal care along with a pregnancy education pamphlet. Marital satisfaction was measured before intervention during pregnancy and 3 months after delivery (after intervention) using the ENRICH Marital Satisfaction Scale. Data were analyzed using t -test, paired t -test, Mann–Whitney, and Chi-square test. RESULTS: There was no significant difference in demographic and obstetric variables and pregnancy status between the two intervention and control groups ( P > 0.05). There was no significant difference in marital satisfaction during pregnancy between the two groups (before intervention) ( P > 0.05). However, there was a significant difference in the level of postpartum marital satisfaction in the intervention group ( P < 0/05). So that, the average marital satisfaction is increased from 52.2 to 64.6. CONCLUSION: The results of this study show that eight sessions of prenatal education class with a training package (educational pamphlet on sexual health and sexuality and training CD of prenatal and pelvic floor exercise) can improve postpartum marital satisfaction in women.

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Sexual Functioning, Desire, and Satisfaction in Women with TBI and Healthy Controls

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Sexual Quality of Life, Sexual Knowledge, and Attitudes of Older Adults on the Example of Inhabitants Over 60s of Bialystok, Poland

Sexual Quality of Life, Sexual Knowledge, and Attitudes of Older Adults on the Example of Inhabitants Over 60s of Bialystok, Poland

Dysfonctions sexuelles après traumatisme crânien : revue systématique de la littérature

The effect of educational classes during pregnancy on the level of sexual satisfaction after delivery in nulliparous women

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