OBGYN & Women’s Health

SUI (Stress urinary incontinence) is a very common distressing condition in females. MUS (mid urethral sling) surgery is the gold standard treatment for this condition. This study tries to understand the impact of the surgery on...

The study aims at understanding whether the use of female contraceptive methods heightens the risk of sexual dysfunction in females (FSD). The researchers screened MEDLINE, PsychoINFO, and Cochrane Library databases for finding...

Sexual activity is considered as a healthy behavior and an indication of a healthy status. This study aims to understand the trend and activity associated with a cause-specific or all-cause mortality risk. A nation-wide sample...

The criteria for DE (delayed ejaculation) depends on the lack of control during ejaculation, associated distress, and long EL time (ejaculation latency). The study aims at standardizing the criteria for the condition to...

HSDD (hypoactive sexual desire syndrome) or the low drive has a negative association with personal distress. However, in-depth data on this association is not yet analyzed. This study aims at understanding the association of low...

An important part of PD (Peyronie’s disease) pathogenesis is the myofibroblast transformation. PDE5is (the Phosphodiesterase type-5 inhibitor) and SERMs (selective estrogen receptor modulator) help avoid fibrosis formation in...

Chemsex is the phenomenon of using illicit drugs to enhance and prolong sexual experience in MSM users (men having sex with men). The study tries to understand the pattern, context, harm reduction, and experience of first-time...

Female sexual dysfunction and obesity are becoming more prevalent and have a negative effect on the overall health and quality of life. The study aims at understanding the effect of obesity on FSD (female sexual dysfunction)....

Childhood cancer survivors are more susceptible to many adverse outcomes, including sexual dysfunction. The study aims at understanding the risk factors for sexual life among female adults who were childhood cancer survivors....