Issues of intimacy and relationship with partners
Sexual dysfunction in multiple sclerosis (MS) is a significant but overlooked impairment, and treatment options are rare. The aims of this systematic review were to identify psychological interventions used to treat sexual dysfunction in MS, to estimate their benefit, and to note appropriate treatment approaches for research projects and clinical use.
Read MoreSexual function is often disregarded and frequently underdiagnosed in individuals living with MS. Studies show that the proportion of sexual dysfunction in MS is greater than that in other neurological diseases and almost 5 times greater than the general population.
Read MoreFinding a date is always daunting. When you have a neurologic condition, it can be overwhelming. This article features advice from people who’ve been there to help you navigate the challenges.
Read MoreStress from dealing with a chronic disease can affect a romantic relationship due to various mental and physical factors that interact with each other.
Read MoreAround 80% of people with MS report sexual problems, which may be due to muscle weakening, bladder and/or bowel problems, abnormal sensation, especially in the genital regions, and psychological factors.
Read MoreFeatures of MS such as severity, unpredictability, and limited effective treatment options are challenging to both the patient and his or her spouse.
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