Psychological and Medical Perspectives on Fertility Care and Sexual Health provides the necessary specialized training of sexual dysfunction and sex therapy to those in reproductive medicine. Understanding and knowledge about these sexual dysfunctions is needed for reproductive specialists to identify sexual problems, provide treatment if they are able or make appropriate referrals, and coordinate care for more specialized and specific needs as part of the patients overall reproductive medical management. This must-have reference explores the intimate interface of sexuality and fertility, male and female sexual function, cultural influences on women, Eastern medicine, and more!
1. Psychological and Medical Perspectives on Fertility Care and Sexual Health - p. i 2. Cover - p. i 3. Title page - p. i 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Dedication - p. v 6. Contents - p. vii 7. List of contributors - p. xiii 8. Preface: The intimate interface of sexuality and fertility - p. xiii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xxi 10. 1. The acquisition of sexual and reproductive health knowledge - p. 3 11. 2. Emotional consequences of male infertility - p. 23 12. 3. Female sexual function and fertility - p. 45 13. 4. The impact of erectile dysfunction on infertility and its treatment - p. 57 14. 5. Ejaculatory dysfunction and infertility - p. 77 15. 6. Early menopause: diagnosis and management - p. 93 16. 7. Reproductive and sexual health concerns for cancer survivors - p. 105 17. 8. Lesbians pursuing parenthood: pathways, challenges, and best practices - p. 123 18. 9. Gay men, as individuals and as a community, overcoming reproductive challenges to have children - p. 141 19. 10. Parenting in transgender and nonbinary individuals - p. 149 20. 11. Trauma and its impact on reproduction and sexuality - p. 173 21. 12. How the medicalization of reproduction takes the fun out of the process - p. 189 22. 13. Unintended infertility: labor markets, software workers, and fertility decision-making - p. 205 23. 14. Traditional Chinese Medicine, infertility, and sexuality dysfunction - p. 213 24. 15. Sex, religion, and infertility: the complications of G-d in the bedroom - p. 237 25. 16. Thoughts on education, reproduction, and sexual function. Futures directions and obstacles - p. 265 26. Index - p. 275
Psychological and Medical Perspectives on Fertility Care and Sexual Health provides the necessary specialized training of sexual dysfunction and sex therapy to those in reproductive medicine. Understanding and knowledge about these sexual dysfunctions is needed for reproductive specialists to identify sexual problems, provide treatment if they are able or make appropriate referrals, and coordinate care for more specialized and specific needs as part of the patients overall reproductive medical management. This must-have reference explores the intimate interface of sexuality and fertility, male and female sexual function, cultural influences on women, Eastern medicine, and more!
1. Psychological and Medical Perspectives on Fertility Care and Sexual Health - p. i 2. Cover - p. i 3. Title page - p. i 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Dedication - p. v 6. Contents - p. vii 7. List of contributors - p. xiii 8. Preface: The intimate interface of sexuality and fertility - p. xiii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xxi 10. 1. The acquisition of sexual and reproductive health knowledge - p. 3 11. 2. Emotional consequences of male infertility - p. 23 12. 3. Female sexual function and fertility - p. 45 13. 4. The impact of erectile dysfunction on infertility and its treatment - p. 57 14. 5. Ejaculatory dysfunction and infertility - p. 77 15. 6. Early menopause: diagnosis and management - p. 93 16. 7. Reproductive and sexual health concerns for cancer survivors - p. 105 17. 8. Lesbians pursuing parenthood: pathways, challenges, and best practices - p. 123 18. 9. Gay men, as individuals and as a community, overcoming reproductive challenges to have children - p. 141 19. 10. Parenting in transgender and nonbinary individuals - p. 149 20. 11. Trauma and its impact on reproduction and sexuality - p. 173 21. 12. How the medicalization of reproduction takes the fun out of the process - p. 189 22. 13. Unintended infertility: labor markets, software workers, and fertility decision-making - p. 205 23. 14. Traditional Chinese Medicine, infertility, and sexuality dysfunction - p. 213 24. 15. Sex, religion, and infertility: the complications of G-d in the bedroom - p. 237 25. 16. Thoughts on education, reproduction, and sexual function. Futures directions and obstacles - p. 265 26. Index - p. 275
