Sexual pain
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Gabapentin may improve sexual function in women with vulvodynia- Sildenafil may improve antidepressant-induced sexual dysfunction in women
- Minimal effect of ERT on sexual function in menopausal women
- Sexual, urinary, and bowel dysfunction common after treatment for localized prostate cancer
- Estrogen no better than vaginal lubricant for postmenopausal vaginal symptoms
- Multimodal physical therapy is more effective than topical lidocaine to treat provoked vestibulodynia
- Alfuzosin (alpha-agonist) not effective for chronic prostatitis-chronic pelvic pain
- Gabapentin ineffective for vulvodynia
- Among female patients with chronic pelvic pain, biopsychosocial approaches are associated with improved outcomes
- Primary care patients often fail to disclose symptoms like anxiety, depression, fatigue, and sexual or relationship problems
- TENS effective for vestibulodynia
- Conservative treatment of first-degree perineal tears after delivery is a reasonable option
- Guideline: New antidepressants similarly effective (ACP)
- Less anal trauma in operative delivery with mediolateral episiotomy
- Gentamicin is inferior to ceftriaxone in treating patients with gonorrhea
- Adult circumcision prevents HIV transmission in sub-Saharan African men
- Quadrivalent HPV vaccine prevents CIN 2/3, anogenital warts (FUTURE II)