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CLINICAL FEATURES OF SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS IN WOMEN WITH NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES
- 1. Basic doctoral student of the Department of "Rehabilitation, Folk Medicine and Physical Culture" of the Tashkent Medical Academy
- 2. Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of "Rehabilitation, Folk Medicine and Physical Culture" of the Tashkent Medical Academy
- 3. Assistant of the Department of Biomedical Sciences "EMU University"
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Scientific research related to neurological diseases in women has tended to increase in recent years. Among the main aspects of interest from the study is the quality of life, and one of the key links in reducing the quality of life are sexual problems arising in women with various pathologies of the nervous system. According to the conducted studies, women with diseases such as Parkinsonism, multiple sclerosis, who have suffered traumatic brain injuries and strokes remain sexually active. However, in 85% of cases, they had some problems related to sexual dysfunction (Andreeva E.N. et al., 2019). [1] The purpose of our study is to study publications related to the sexual disorders in women with neurological pathologies, methods for assessing their condition, as well as the possibility of providing rehabilitation services to this contingent of persons.
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