G. Silfverstolpe
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Background. Retrospective studies have indicated differences in sexuality and general psychological well-being between women who have undergone hysterectomy only and those undergoing hysterectomy and oophorectomy. These differences may be t…
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether oophorectomy during the perimenopause, with the associated decline in ovarian androgens, affects sexual function and psychological well-being negatively. DESIGN: Prospective, observational study comparing se…
OBJECTIVE: In a prospective study, the 1-year psychological well-being outcome after oophorectomy-hysterectomy, compared to hysterectomy-only and the correlations between the changes in psychological well-being and the changes in sexuality …