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Sexuality / Reproductive Health: Guided Search

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Birth control  Discusses birth control options for women with diabetes. Provides information on using different types of birth control pills and discusses the effects of oral contraceptives on blood glucose and on the risk of heart disease and stroke. Source: womenshealthmatters.ca at Women's College Hospital From: Reproductive and sexual health Erectile dysfunction - learning the causes and what you can do  Defines erectile dysfunction and describes its prevalence, its physical and psychological causes and how it may be diagnosed and treated. Source: College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) Erectile problems can point to heart disease   Refers to a study that looked at the link between erectile problems and heart disease or heart disease risk factors. Suggests that men who seek treatment for erectile dysfunction stand a better chance of preventing heart disease. Source: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (HSFC) Intimate relationships  Discusses how emotional and physical changes following a stroke may affect sexual desire and activity. Offers suggestions on how to return to a satisfying sex life. Source: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (HSFC) From: Stroke Natural health product Libidfit may pose health risks  Presents side-effects and related information. Details which kinds of medical conditions are at special risk from using this product. Source: Health Canada Sexual activity  Provides answers to frequently asked questions and offers general guidelines for patients resuming sexual activity after having been diagnosed with a heart problem, or following a heart event. Source: University of Ottawa, Heart Institute (UOHI) From: Living with heart disease Sexual activity and heart disease  Describes cardiovascular diseases, such as atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, and breathing problems, in relation to sexual activity. Source: Canadian Cardiac Rehabilitation Foundation Sexuality & chronic illness and/or disability  Details the impact of different disabilities and illnesses on sexuality, fertility, pregnancy, birthing, and contraception. Considers the implications of amputations, arthritis, cardiac and pulmonary disease, cerebrovascular accident, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, head and spinal cord injury, and neuromuscular disease. Source: Calgary Health Region Sexuality and diabetes  Examines some of the physical and emotional issues associated with diabetes that may affect a woman's enjoyment of sex. Discusses the impact of infections, high blood glucose, reduced vaginal lubrication, heart or kidney disease, fear of hypoglycemia and weight issues. Source: womenshealthmatters.ca at Women's College Hospital From: Reproductive and sexual health Sexuality and stroke  Looks at the challenges faced when resuming sexual activity following a stroke, and includes information about emotional barriers, physical changes, relationship changes, open communication, and sexual expression. Source: Stroke Recovery Canada
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