Female sexual dysfunction is a common condition faced by many obstetrician-gynecologists. Up to 50% of cis-gendered women report some form of sexual distress; however, this number is likely higher, as surveys show women are reluctant to share concerns about their sexual health to their clinician due to the social stigma around sexuality.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. xi 7. Foreword - p. xiii 8. Preface - p. xv 9. Female Sexual Health: Screening and Evaluation - p. 223 10. Pelvic Floor Disorders and Sexual Function: A Review - p. 241 11. Sexual Desire and Pharmacologic Management - p. 259 12. Mindfulness and Management of Low Desire and Vulvovaginal Pain - p. 273 13. Evidence for the Impact of Stress and Trauma on Sexual Function in Women: Review and Clinical Recommendations - p. 285 14. Adolescent Sexuality - p. 299 15. Sexuality and Infertility - p. 311 16. Impact of Chronic Medical Disease on Sexual Function and Other Conditions - p. 323 17. Sexual Dysfunction After Menopause: Guidelines for Assessment and Management - p. 341 18. Cancer and Female Sexual Function - p. 365 19. Hormonal Contraception and Sexual Function: A Review, Clinical Insights, and Management Considerations - p. 381 20. Implications of the Law on Reproductive and Sexual Health - p. 397 21. Sexual Health for Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals: Routine Examination, Sexually-Transmitted Infection Screening, and Prevention - p. 405 22. Sexual Function in Post-surgical Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals - p. 425
Female sexual dysfunction is a common condition faced by many obstetrician-gynecologists. Up to 50% of cis-gendered women report some form of sexual distress; however, this number is likely higher, as surveys show women are reluctant to share concerns about their sexual health to their clinician due to the social stigma around sexuality.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. xi 7. Foreword - p. xiii 8. Preface - p. xv 9. Female Sexual Health: Screening and Evaluation - p. 223 10. Pelvic Floor Disorders and Sexual Function: A Review - p. 241 11. Sexual Desire and Pharmacologic Management - p. 259 12. Mindfulness and Management of Low Desire and Vulvovaginal Pain - p. 273 13. Evidence for the Impact of Stress and Trauma on Sexual Function in Women: Review and Clinical Recommendations - p. 285 14. Adolescent Sexuality - p. 299 15. Sexuality and Infertility - p. 311 16. Impact of Chronic Medical Disease on Sexual Function and Other Conditions - p. 323 17. Sexual Dysfunction After Menopause: Guidelines for Assessment and Management - p. 341 18. Cancer and Female Sexual Function - p. 365 19. Hormonal Contraception and Sexual Function: A Review, Clinical Insights, and Management Considerations - p. 381 20. Implications of the Law on Reproductive and Sexual Health - p. 397 21. Sexual Health for Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals: Routine Examination, Sexually-Transmitted Infection Screening, and Prevention - p. 405 22. Sexual Function in Post-surgical Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals - p. 425
