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Sexualität nach Beckenbodenchirurgie

Sexual activity following pelvis surgery

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Die sexuelle Funktion kann bei Frauen sowohl durch Beckenbodenfunktionsstörungen wie Deszensus und Inkontinenz als auch durch deren Behandlung beeinflusst werden. Chirurgische Maßnahmen können zu einer Verbesserung des sexuellen Erlebens führen. Sie können aber auch schwere sexuelle Funktionsstörungen bis hin zur Unmöglichkeit des Sexualverkehrs zur Folge haben. Vor einem chirurgischen Eingriff sollte deshalb eine Sexualanamnese erstellt werden, und die Patientin sollte über die möglichen Folgen einer Operation aufgeklärt werden. Größere Studien zur Bewertung der klassischen und der neueren Operationsverfahren im Hinblick auf die sexuelle Funktion sind wünschenswert.

Abstract

Female sexual function can be affected by pelvic disorders such as incontinence and prolapse or their treatment. Surgery can improve sexuality but also result in functional impairment, all the way to precluding intercourse. For that reason sexual function should be evaluated before surgery, and the patient thoroughly advised on possible results before any surgery for prolapse or incontinence. There is a need for larger studies assessing both classic and newer surgical methods in respect to effects on sexual activity.

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Peschers, U., Hußlein, E. Sexualität nach Beckenbodenchirurgie. Gynäkologe 43, 679–684 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00129-010-2554-0

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