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在绝经前妇女中,抑郁情绪和身体形象与更年期症状和性功能之间的关联

Jia Ling1, Yu-Hong Wang2

  • 1Institute of Innovation and Applied Research in Chinese Medicine, Hunan University of Chinese Medicine, Changsha 410208, Hunan Province, China.

World journal of clinical cases
|December 11, 2023
PubMed
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经历女性性功能障碍 (FSD) 的绝经前妇女往往有更高的抑郁情绪和负面的身体形象. 这些因素部分调解了更年期症状对性功能的影响,突出了干预的目标.

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身体形象 身体形象抑郁的情绪 抑郁的情绪调解效应 调解效应是一种调解效应.在更年期前,更年期前,更年期前,更年期前.性功能障碍性功能障碍性功能障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性

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