Title of article
Erectile dysfunction in cerebrovascular stroke patients
Author/Authors
ali, emad e.k. assiut university - faculty of medicine - department of andrology, sexology and std, Asyut, Egypt , rageh, tarek a. sayed assiut university - faculty of medicine - department of neuropsychiatry, Asyut, Egypt , abdel mageed, ahmed a.a. assiut university - faculty of medicine - department of dermatology, venerology and andrology, Asyut, Egypt , mahdy, doaa a. sayed el biadya central hospital - department of dermatology and andrology, Luxor, Egypt
From page
127
To page
129
Abstract
Erectile dysfunction is a common problem in cerebrovascular stroke patients. It may have a significant impact on the quality of life of sufferers and their partners. Consequential to stroke is often low self‑esteem, depression, anxiety, rejection by a partner or spouse, impotence, problems communicating due to aphasia or unwillingness to communicate, and role changes. Mobility problems, fatigue, previous illnesses, and medication also have a negative effect on sexual activity. However, it is often neglected during rehabilitation along with the psychological issues that may affect sexual dysfunction.
Keywords
cerebrovascular stroke , erectile dysfunction , sexual dysfunction
Journal title
Journal Of Current Medical Research and Practice
Journal title
Journal Of Current Medical Research and Practice
Record number
2678629
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