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There can be life... and sex after stroke
It is not impossible to have a satisfactory sex life after a stroke. Some frustration may surface, but it’s all about knowing the limit, writes consultant neurologist LIM POH HIN STROKES are a leading cause of disability in older adults and, increasingly, younger adults. As Malaysians become more affluent, incidences of diet and lifestyle-associated diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and strokes affect men and women in the prime of their lives. Stroke patients in their 30s and 40s have to bear the burden of living with strokes for many decades. One concern that many have is sex after stroke. Many patients fear that stroke means the end of their sexuality. Initially, after a stroke occurs, sex is furthest from the mind of the patient. However, as recovery progresses, the patient often begins to have sexual feelings again and may want to resume sexual activity. This is very normal and should be encouraged. Sex is generally not detrimental to the health of the stroke patient and it can have positive effects on the patient's well-being. It improves self-esteem and is an important source of pleasure, relaxation and intimacy for the patient and his or her partner. One question that many patients have is how having a stroke affects them sexually. Many physicians are not very comfortable addressing these concerns and patients may feel too shy to bring up the subject with their doctors. First of all, it is unrealistic to assume that sexual ability will remain unchanged by the stroke. Often, couples affected by stroke will experience frustration when trying to resume sexual activity. When a patient understands the way stroke affect the human brain and body, he or she will be able to adapt to new ways to attain a satisfying sexual relationship with his or her healthy partner. Stroke affects a person's ability to have sex in a number of ways. Psychologically, the patient may fear getting another stroke during sex. This is usually unfounded as sexual excitement does increase blood pressure but not sufficiently to cause a stroke in most cases. Strokes can lead to depression and loss of interest in the pleasures of life, including desire for sex. Changes in physical appearance often affect the patient's view of his or her own sexual attractiveness and result in loss of self confidence. The patient may shy away from sexual intimacy because of these emotional changes. With physical disability of one partner, the relationship between spouses changes from one of interdependence to one of dependence between care recipient and caregiver. It may be hard (but not impossible) to view one's partner in a sexual way after one had just feed one's drooling spouse or clean up his or her soiled clothing. Stresses on the relationship are especially overwhelming if there is poverty and poor social support for the patient. The stroke itself may cause cognitive problems that interfere with normal sexual activity. Strokes affecting the right half of the brain, for example, can cause short attention span, poor judgment and difficulty with planning. On the other hand, strokes affecting the dominant half of the brain may cause the patient to lose the ability to speak or understand others and he or she may have very much difficulty communicating sexual needs to his or her partner. Physical weakness and fatigue in stroke patient can impede his or her ability to perform the sexual act. The patient will not have the physical endurance that he or she had prior to the stroke. In severe cases, fixed deformities in the limbs called contractures may prevent a couple from getting physically close. This may be extremely frustrating, especially for the non-disabled partner. Counselling for both patients and their partners is very helpful as sexual satisfaction in a relationship depends on both parties having their sexual needs met. Negative feelings need to be shared openly and dealt with. Relationships that are based on mutual respect and understanding tend to do better in dealing with these issues. It is vital to remember that the pattern of sexual activity prior to the stroke is an important factor to consider. If sex before the stroke was terrible because of relationship issues, it is unlikely to get better after the stroke. Psychiatrist can help patients suffering from depression and loss of self-confidence by using antidepressant medications and counselling sessions. For patients with language problems, a speech therapist can help couples to learn new and sometimes, non-verbal ways to communicate sexual needs. Physicians need to reassure patients that it is generally safe to resume sex after a stroke if they have well-controlled blood pressure. In patients with bleeding strokes, it may be prudent to avoid sex from the first few weeks as elevation in the blood pressure may be dangerous. Difficulties experienced by physically disabled patients can be overcome by experimenting with different positions. Some couples find that having sex lying on their sides (facing each other) with the weaker side supported by pillows helps. Patients having bladder catheters can still have sex by taping these tubes to the penis and the thigh. Stroke patients with difficulty getting an erection can consider using medications such as Viagra or Cialis but only six months after the stroke. For women of child-bearing age who have had strokes, it is important to avoid contraceptives with estrogen as they have a slightly higher risk of causing strokes. Progesterone-only contraceptive medication or other methods such as intrauterine devices or (male) condoms may be better choices.

Female sex drive problems still a mystery
U.S. medical experts have been unable to find an approved and successful medication that will help a woman overcome a marked drop in sexual drive. While testosterone products have been embraced overseas, related products have failed to gain approval in the United States because of arguments against their effectiveness and safety, the Cleveland Plain Dealer said Wednesday. With such proposed medical treatments failing to gain approval from the Food and Drug Administration, women suffering from sexual dysfunction have been left with few options. Psychiatrist Dr. Susan Rako, who wrote the book "The Hormone of Desire," has become a champion for testosterone-based products for female sexual dysfunction. She says that stereotypes about testosterone's effects on women, along with the FDA's stance on the hormone's use for such treatments, are the key roadblocks. "People used to think that if you gave testosterone to women, you turned them into men," she told the newspaper. "The problem has been that the FDA has not identified testosterone deficiency as a state that needs to be treated," she added.

Sex through the ages
The psychology of sex for people in their 30s, 40s and 50s. JUST as our perception about life changes as we grow older, the same applies to our feelings about sex. When we are younger, especially during the period of our sexual awakening, we tend to be ruled by lust, and this tendency seems to carry on as we experience the joys of relationships and sex. We may meet our prospective life partners during this period and amidst rivers of sexual intimacy and love, we plan for our futures and start raising our families. “While sex may seem to be the most important thing in the world when you’re younger, our perceptions about it may change when a woman hits her 30s. “She’s probably a few years into a committed relationship and has settled into a sexual routine of sorts. The first flush of sexual excitement has died and she may have a young family, one of the factors that tends to affect female sexual desire,” said Australian sex therapist and relationship counsellor Dr Rosie King. She explained: “Humans tend to experience a phenomenon called skin hunger, a craving for skin-to-skin contact. This acts as a powerful motivator of sexual activity. “For women with young children, this skin hunger is met by regular contact with the children. The same does not apply to men as they tend to not be as involved in the care of young children. As a result of this, their main avenue to fulfil skin hunger is still sex.’’ As to be expected, women with young families also tend to lack sleep and have to deal with privacy issues. “These factors have an inhibiting effect on sexual desire. The 30s would undoubtedly be the time when there is a great desire discrepancy between men and women,” Dr King said. She added that many marriages are strained as a result of desire discrepancy. “Because a woman’s sexual desire is low, the wheels may fall off in the relationship. The relationship may become toxic as while he chases her, she withdraws from him. “Indeed, parenting is probably the biggest challenge to a woman’s sexuality in her 30s and sets a tremendous challenge to many marriages,” she said. In a couple in their 40s, the challenges differ. “This is the point when men tend to be career-focused while women are preoccupied with their growing families and careers. Because couples tend not to focus on their relationships, there is a danger that they will drift apart. There is often less time to talk, what more issues of affection and sex,” Dr King said. She says that couples in their 40s should make time for sex at least once a week or fortnight – even if they don’t experience a high level of sexual desire. “The sexual contact will be good for the marriage as the couple spends some intimate time together. There is a saying ‘If you don’t use it, you lose it’ and one should remember that regular sexual activity facilitates sexual functions,” she said, adding that medical conditions such as erectile dysfunction (ED) may also rear its ugly head when a man is in his 40s. As a man hits his 50s, he may begin to question his masculinity as it is harder to achieve an erection, which at this stage of his life is less firm. Indeed, his days of achieving a Grade 4 erection may be far behind him – at least without the aid of medical treatment. “The Pfizer Global Better Sex Survey indicates that there is a strong association between erection hardness and sexual satisfaction, so this could be a fragile time for the relationship. “While worrying about this, the man would also have to deal with less intense orgasms and a longer recovery period,” she said, adding that while a young man takes an average of 19 minutes before he is good to go again, a 55-year-old man may take anything from 24 hours to a week. For women, the 50s is a time when there may be changes in the balance of relationships. “Couples find themselves in an empty house while work pressures may increase. “For some, life may be easier but this is usually the time when the impact of menopause is felt. This is hardly a pleasant situation and these women must have the patience and understanding support of their husbands,” Dr King said. To keep the relationship on track – no matter what age bracket a couple falls into – it would be important to constantly communicate with each other. “Communication is key if a couple hopes to remain close. It not only acts as a sexual enhancer for women but keeps the relationship strong as the couple talk about their greatest fears and desires,” Dr King said.

Female Libido Solutions
What products really work? What products came out on top? How effective is your sexual enhancer product? Consumer Health Digest profiles popular female sexual enhancers. How do they compare to one another? Which products are effective and which ones are not? Don't shop until you read our latest "Female Sexual Enhancers Reviewed" article. ConsumerHealthDigest.com With the advent of Viagra and the inescapable marketing push that followed the drug's release, the ability for men to speak up about their sexual problems has become easier. Now women are increasingly doing the same. Research studies show that as many as 43% of women experience sexual dysfunction at some point in their lives. Sexual dysfunction simply implies persistent or recurrent problems encountered in one or more of the stages of sexual response. For some women it may mean experiencing poor libido, or lack of sex drive. For others, it may mean an inability to become aroused or maintain arousal during sexual activity and impeding the ability to reach orgasm. In the past few years, there have been great strides made in the understanding of what happens to the female body during sexual excitement and orgasm. Because of this we are now seeing the advent of natural substances that can now be used to greatly assist in improving the quality of a woman's sex life. To restore sexual vitality naturally, and assist in properly addressing female sexual dysfunction, it is necessary to target those specific physiological influences on libido. This includes energy level, hormonal balance, blood flow, vascular, and nervous system functions. Research has established that there are a number of extremely effective standardized herbal extracts, amino acids, vitamins and other substances that can contribute in different ways in helping women regain their sexual vitality and remove some of the female sexual dysfunction problems that they may be experiencing. There are now literally hundreds of different female libido enhancement products presently being offered to female consumers today. In the midst of all of these female sexual enhancer product choices, many female consumers are left with quite a bit of confusion in deciding which products will work best for them. In order to make an informed decision we have comprised a list with the most straightforward, up-to-date information on the very best female sexual enhancer products on the market today. These products offer the consumer the most efficacious formulas with the greatest potential to increase maximum female sexual performance. We analyzed hundreds products based on the following criteria: ingredient quality, ability to enhance libido and the ability to increase sensitivity and energy. We also received feedback from a wide range of sources including online surveys, news groups, forums, discussion groups, and independent customer reviews. We have compiled, analyzed and presented the data and ranked the products accordingly. You may not see the product you use or are interested in using on this list; chances are it did not rank in the top 25. We are constantly reexamining and updating our rankings because of the availability of new products all the time.

FORM

pill

cream

SIDE EFFECTS

* increase in breast size *

none reported

GUARANTEE

2 months

INGREDIENTS

all natural

PACKAGING

discrete, plain packaging

1 month - $50

2 months - $85

3 months - $120

1 month - $59

2 months - $109

3 months - $154

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VIGORELLE Female Creme

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Vigorelle Enhancement Creme

How do sexual enhancement creams for women work?

The cream is applied to the woman's genital area, specifically the underside of the clitoral hood, allowing the active ingredients to directly stimulate the tissue surface.

Once applied, the cream improves blood flow and dilation of the blood vessels around the clitoris, greatly enhancing sensitivity and arousal. Although response time varies with each individual woman and with the specific product chosen, the effects tend to develop more rapidly with sexual stimulation through touching, rubbing, and licking in the clitoral area.

Are the effects noticeable immediately?

Yes, most products, especially Vigorelle™, immediately increase sensations. Not only does the product work right away, but with continued use, a woman’s responses should become even more intense.

How about a guarantee?

Yes! Vigorelle™, features a straight forward guarantee that you can have confidence in.

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What's a "women's libido-booster" and why would I want one?

In recent years, most of the focus has been on men's sexual performance and pleasure. Now, there are products to help the woman achieve a stronger sex drive, a healthy excitement and interest in sex, a more complete natural arousal, and better responses throughout the sexual arousal cycle including a more powerful climax.

If you or your partner has experienced diminished sex drive and lower levels of sexual response due to fatigue, hormonal changes, stress, aging, or inadequate diet -- or if there's simply a disparity between the woman's and the man's sex drive in your relationship -- women's libido-booster supplements can help.

I have never had a strong sex drive and seem not to have much sensitivity in the genital area. Can a women's libido-booster product help?

For most women who describe themselves as such, natural supplements are very helpful. Women can experience the benefits of a healthy sex drive and proper sexual functioning with the correct, quality formula.

Should I tell my partner I am using a product like this?

We're all in favor of open communication -- and for some couples the fun of experimenting with a new sexual enhancer is a definite turn-on! For some women, though, having a little secret is an aphrodisiac all its own, not to mention a good gauge of how well your secret potion is working: if you and he are very happy with the more sexual you, there's your answer! Later if you want to cop to your secret, it may open him up to the whole category of natural supplements for men.

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