Abstract This paper discusses the medical condition, dyspareunia. It describes the signs and symptoms of the condition and how it affects the patient. The paper also discusses the ultimate goal in management of patients with dyspareunia and the treatment options that exist. Finally, the paper discusses some of the common causes of dyspareunia and their corresponding treatments.
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Assessment of Dyspareunia Iatrogenic Vaginal Constriction
Tumors or New Growths
Infections
Others
From the Paper "Surgical treatment is considered depending on the patient's age, symptoms, and desire to have children. Surgery is the treatment of choice if women are suffering from moderate to severe symptoms of endometriosis. If there are adhesions, with acute rupture of large endometriomas, ureteral and intestinal obstruction, then surgery is the treatment of choice (Katz et al., 2007). Laparoscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure. Surgical treatment for endometriosis should be carried out for a shorter recovery period. Patients who had undergone laparoscopy for treating endometriosis were found to have improved sex lives 6 to 12 months after the procedure. These women have enjoyed an increased variety in sexual life, frequency of intercourse, had more satisfying orgasms, and had a more relaxed attitude when engaged in coital activities (Ferrero et al., 2006)."
Abstract This paper provides an overview of the most significant aspects of sexual dysfunction. It defines sexual dysfunction and discusses the possible causes of the problem, including the correlation between psychological and physical factors. The paper also describes how sexual dysfunction is perceived and looks at its effects over various different age ranges.
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Literature Review
Critical Review
Conclusions
From the Paper "There are various research methods that have been applied in the investigation of this phenomenon. These include both quantifiable as well as qualitative methods and range from the measurement and assessment of biological data to interviews and discussions with patients. As discussed in the above section both experiential and correlative methods have advantage and disadvantages. While the more objective data that is obtained through the correlation of different variables helps in understanding the problem of sexual dysfunction, experiential methods such as interviews and personal discussion also provide important data. Therefore it follows the best methodology is one that would involve both experiential and correlation methods."
