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PS-2-5 Genital Pain and Sexual Functioning: Effects on Sexual Experience, Psychological Health and Quality of Life in a Community-Based Study

Genital Pain (GP) is a common symptom in reproductive age women. It is probably underestimated in clinical studies and often neglected by both patients and clinicians, although negative effects on women's sexual and reproductive health are widely recognized. The main aim of this study was to explore the presence and perception of GP and its association with sexual functioning, distress, emotions, mental health and Quality of Life (QoL) in the general population.

Genital pain and sexual functioning: effects on sexual experience, psychological health, and quality of life

Background
Genital pain (GP) is a common symptom in women of reproductive age. The prevalence of GP is difficult to gauge as it has been underreported by both patients and clinicians and neglected in clinical studies despite wide recognition of the adverse effects to women's health.

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