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How a Primary Care Clinician Approaches Erectile Dysfunction,g sexual problems. Knowledge of a patient’s sexual activities and issues is important to the clinician who is truly interested in the patient’s health and happiness. Providing care for sexual concerns can improve patient satisfaction and enhance a primary care practice.

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Psychosocial Aspects Related to Erectile Dysfunction, Sexual coaching and pharmaceuticals can be integrated to address the organic, psychological, and cultural issues for men with erectile dysfunction (ED). The clinician’s interventions are then focused on the predominant factors, although not ignoring the others. Using this model, the clinician can f

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Neurogenic Sexual Dysfunction in Men and Women,vernosal nerves. Sympathetic innervation, via the hypogastric nerve and pelvic plexus, causes detumescence but may also serve as an alternate erectile pathway. Somatic (sensory and motor) nerves reach the penis via the pudendal nerve. In the female, the genital organs have a complex innervation that

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Female Sexual Dysfunction,oncerned with sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, and/or pain. The goal is to make relevant evidence-based clinical information to help identify and treat specific biologically based pathophysiologies available to the motivated health care professional. The prevalence of sexual problems among adult wome

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Evaluation of the Patient With Erectile Dysfunction,ble and may be employed in the appropriate subject, for the great majority of men these invasive, expensive, and on occasion painful studies are not necessary. Clearly, most men have a physiological etiology to their dysfunction and in fact, most of these men have a vascular cause. It seems that the

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