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Introduction Hormonal contraceptives can influence female sexual function. Aim The goal of
this article was to provide a comprehensive review of the effects that various hormonal …

Importance Millions of women worldwide use hormonal contraception. Despite the clinical
evidence of an influence of hormonal contraception on some women's mood, associations …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the relative risk of suicide attempt and
suicide in users of hormonal contraception. Method: The authors assessed associations …

As a consequence of the impact of Viagra on male sexual dysfunction, considerable
attention is now being paid to sexual dysfunctions in women, which might respond to …

An essential exploration of why and how women's sexuality works—based on
groundbreaking research and brain science—that will radically transform your sex life into …

Objective An association between endometriosis and psychiatric disturbances has been
identified by some researchers. The purpose of this systematic review was to consolidate …

The relevance of testosterone, oestradiol and certain peptides (oxytocin (OT), β-endorphin
and prolactin (PRL)) to sexual arousal in humans is reviewed. In addition to behavioural …

Importance Oral contraceptives have been associated with an increased risk of subsequent
clinical depression in adolescents. However, the association of oral contraceptive use with …

How contraceptives affect women's sexual well-being is critically understudied. Fortunately,
a growing literature focuses on sexual aspects of contraception, especially hormonal …