A satisfying sex life is an important component of overall well-being, but sexual dysfunction
is common, especially in midlife women. The aim of this review is (a) to define sexual …

Sexual wellness is integral to quality of life across the life span, despite ageist stereotypes
suggesting sexual expression ends at midlife. However, conceptualizing sexual wellness in …

Sexual well-being frequently declines following the menopause transition and can be
associated with significant personal and relationship distress. This distress is the hallmark of …

Objective: Recent population-based surveys indicate that the prevalence of sexual
dysfunction, particularly low sexual desire and arousal disorders, is increasing with age …

Introduction Although increasing age is a primary determinant of reduced sexual function in
older women, hormonal changes may be significant contributors to female (and couples') …

Sexual function is an important aspect of life for many women, regardless of age. Sexual
function is closely correlated with overall well-being and relationship satisfaction. 1–3 Most …

Background: A variety of biological and psychosocial factors are associated with women's
sexual health in midlife and older age. Evidence suggests a decline in sexual functioning in …

Aging has a powerful impact on the quality of relationships and sexual functioning. The
psychological impact of aging after midlife is a particularly timely topic given improved …

Objective: To discuss assessment and management of sexual dysfunctions associated with
premature menopause. Design: Literature review plus clinical observations. Results: Studies …

Introduction Psychological, interpersonal, and sociocultural factors play a significant role in
making one vulnerable to developing a sexual concern, in triggering the onset of a sexual …