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Physicians must be vigilant of the impact that various medications can have on sexual function, including those less commonly associated with sexual side effects, to ensure holistic patient care and adherence to treatment.

AABP represents a significant yet under-recognized consequence of obesity, requiring a multidisciplinary treatment strategy that transcends conventional weight loss advice and addresses the intricate psychological and physical needs of affected individuals.

Amidst the high demands of the healthcare profession, physicians face an increased risk of sexual dysfunction, a challenge often compounded by stress, burnout, and lack of open communication about sexual health.

Physicians should be aware that sexual dysfunction encompasses a broad range of factors, including psychological and physical conditions, and is not solely a hormonal issue. Understanding this complexity is key in patient treatment.

With more than 5,000 patients studied in clinical trials, Exxua has demonstrated effectiveness for relieving depressive symptoms with an acceptable side effect profile.

ART-conceived singleton infants had an elevated risk for major genitourinary abnormalities. This risk remained unchanged even when accounting for parental infertility.