Sexual rehabilitation in a XXXX center: diagnosis and outcome in 384 consultations.

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A program of sexual rehabilitation in a @entity5 center evaluated 308 @entity1 and 76 @entity1 , using a structured interview. The site of the @entity5 was pelvic or genital in 79% of @entity1 and 58% of @entity1 . Most @entity1 (73%) had one or two sessions of sexual counseling, but therapy was more intensive for about a quarter of @entity1 . Partners were included in counseling by 28% of @entity1 and 56% of @entity1 . Although @entity5 @entity1 and spouses of @entity1 reported similar rates of @entity250 before @entity5 diagnosis, after @entity5 treatment husbands and wives of @entity1 maintained stable sexual function, while dysfunctions increased dramatically in all categories except @entity2754 for @entity1 . @entity1 who were older or had @entity530 were more likely to develop arousal-phase @entity250 . Psychological distress was correlated with rates of @entity458 and @entity546 in both @entity1 and @entity1 . The success of treatment in reversing @entity250 was rated by the therapist in 118 cases. @entity1 who were younger, who were not clinically depressed, and who had less conflicted marriages had more positive outcomes. Good outcome was also associated with a longer duration of treatment.
