Sexual health delivery in general practice

Sexual health delivery in general practice.

Lactobacillus and thrush prevention A randomised controlled trial1 has dashed the hope that eating, or putting preparations of lactobacillus into the vagina, prevents thrush. The aim of the study published in the British Medical Journal was to test whether oral or vaginal lactobacillus could prevent postantibiotic vulvovaginitis. The study recruited women aged 18–50 years with nongynaecological...

Sexual health in general practice: introductory skills.

Sexual health in general practice: history and the partner history.

Measures of health and health care delivery in general practice in Australia (AIHW)

Association Between Sexual Health and Delivery Mode

INTRODUCTION Female sexual function changes considerably during pregnancy and the postpartum period. In addition, women's physical and mental health, endocrine secretion, and internal and external genitalia vary during these times. However, there are limited studies on the relationship between delivery and sexual function. AIM The present study aimed to demonstrate the association between sex...