Sexual Function and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
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This book provides to nurses an understanding of female sexual function and dysfunction specifically in relation to common gynecological conditions. It offers evidence based overview of assessment of sexual function, including available questionnaires and provides a multidisciplinary approach to managing sexual dysfunction, from incontinence to pelvic organ prolapse and recurrent urinary tract infections. It also covers a holistic approach including over the counter and home treatments, psychological therapies, physical therapies, pharmacological options and if necessary more invasive…mehr

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This book provides to nurses an understanding of female sexual function and dysfunction specifically in relation to common gynecological conditions. It offers evidence based overview of assessment of sexual function, including available questionnaires and provides a multidisciplinary approach to managing sexual dysfunction, from incontinence to pelvic organ prolapse and recurrent urinary tract infections. It also covers a holistic approach including over the counter and home treatments, psychological therapies, physical therapies, pharmacological options and if necessary more invasive interventions.
Sexual function and pelvic floor dysfunction is often a neglected area due to the taboo nature of discussions. This book aims to educate nurses, to help them understand the types of treatment options available, and encourage them to engage in conversations about sexual function with women, so that they can be referred to appropriate healthprofessionals and access the right care.
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Autorenporträt
Angela Rantell, a Lead Nurse Urogynecology at King's College Hospital, gained a BSc (Hons) in Nursing Studies from King's College London in 2003 and started working in the field of women's health. Since 2007, she has been working in the Urogynecology Department at King's College Hospital and is currently the lead nurse / nurse cystoscopist. She is actively involved in research and is finalising a PhD investigating sexual function in women with overactive bladder.  She published many articles in peer reviewed journals, wrote several book chapters and contributed to National Guidelines. As well as her clinical and research activities she provides advice to governmental bodies including NHS England and CCG's throughout the UK.