changes in sexual function

How Are These Changes Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves a comprehensive evaluation, which may include:
Medical history: Reviewing past health issues and current symptoms.
Physical examination: Assessing the pelvic area for any abnormalities.
Laboratory tests: Checking hormone levels and other relevant markers.
Psychological assessment: Evaluating mental health factors.

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