Sex and disability are not mutally exclusive. Evaluation and management
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Sex and disability are not mutally exclusive. Evaluation and management
Abstract
Managing sexual problems in persons with disabilities is a team effort. Physicians have three special roles; identifying problems that are sexual; assessing these problems; and providing psychological, pharmacologic, or surgical treatment methods in the context of the patients' rehabilitation programs.
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