… , can cause physical and psychological problems and affect a … In addition, since it can cause
a high morbidity and induce a … refers to a holistic approach aiming to restore sexual function …

… couple during any stage of a normal sexual activity, including … and major morbidity like stroke
and psychiatric illness were … , and referred to ObGyns for proper diagnosis and treatment. …

… The causes of MSD are physical, psychological, or a … diagnostic and treatment options
for their sexual problems. … in a population with specific morbidities and from other than …

… ’ sexual function; however, some individuals and couples are … of psychological, social, and
interpersonal factors on couples’ … , referring to these problems as sexual dysfunction may be …

… article, we refer to both persistent genital arousal disorder (or … of sexual dysfunction. However,
traditional measures of … and improve the sexual and emotional well-being of the couple. …

… did not attend education in reference to those who attended … psychological and drug-related
factors that can affect sexual … -morbidity were twice more likely to have sexual dysfunction …

… , sexual dysfunction tends to be co-morbid with mental health … With reference to
psychotherapeutic interventions, different … used for both couples and individuals with sexual …

… Couple-based intervention refers to interventions focusing on … noted in sexual function,
physical health and mental health for cancer patients and sexual function and sexual relationship …

… Mortality and Morbidity Statistics defines sexual dysfunctions … Mental Disorders (DSM-5)
classifies female sexual disorders … activity, (3) generalized dysfunction referring to sexual issues …

… ICD was published, incorporating morbidity for the first time. … , referring to both (female) sexual
dysfunction and disorder. … of sexual satisfaction and orgasm among heterosexual couples …