Atencion primaria · 2000
[Sexual activity in cardiac patients. An empirical study].
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Lameiras Fernández M, González Lorenzo M, Alvarez Diéguez S
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OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study are to evaluate the beliefs and views linked to sexuality and sexual behaviour, and the emotional impact of a cardiac lesion.
DESIGN: A retrospective cross-sectional study of the lived experience of sexuality after the appearance of the cardiac lesion.
SETTING: Hospital and primary care.
PATIENTS AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS: A sample of 30 people (12 women and 18 men) with a cardiac complaint, with an average age of 69.89 for women and 60.89 for men. 89% of the men had a stable partner (with an average age of 46.25), and 50% of the women (with an average age of 71.17).
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: Results showed that the appearance of disease was lived as a tough blow and imposed clear limitations on sufferers' lives. Specific sexual problems linked to cardiac complaints appeared, such as difficulties with erection (50%), reduction of libido (61.1%) and of intensity of pleasure (38.9%). Sexual activity was practically non-existent in the women surveyed.
CONCLUSIONS: The need to contribute a proper intervention for cardiovascular patients involves recognising the need to develop adequate programmes of sexual counselling. Health-workers must also give information on these kinds of question to cardiac patients.
DESIGN: A retrospective cross-sectional study of the lived experience of sexuality after the appearance of the cardiac lesion.
SETTING: Hospital and primary care.
PATIENTS AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS: A sample of 30 people (12 women and 18 men) with a cardiac complaint, with an average age of 69.89 for women and 60.89 for men. 89% of the men had a stable partner (with an average age of 46.25), and 50% of the women (with an average age of 71.17).
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: Results showed that the appearance of disease was lived as a tough blow and imposed clear limitations on sufferers' lives. Specific sexual problems linked to cardiac complaints appeared, such as difficulties with erection (50%), reduction of libido (61.1%) and of intensity of pleasure (38.9%). Sexual activity was practically non-existent in the women surveyed.
CONCLUSIONS: The need to contribute a proper intervention for cardiovascular patients involves recognising the need to develop adequate programmes of sexual counselling. Health-workers must also give information on these kinds of question to cardiac patients.