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Sexual health support groups

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26 groups
Abnormal sperm count
4 groups
Abortion
2 groups
AIDS and pregnancy
3 groups
Anal warts
1 group
Benign uterine fibroids
5 groups
Chlamydia infections
2 groups
Crab lice
1 group
Cytomegalovirus infections
1 group
Erectile dysfunction
2 groups
Fetal alcohol syndrome
3 groups
Genital herpes
2 groups
Genital warts
1 group
Gonorrhea
2 groups
Herpes simplex
1 group
High risk pregnancy
3 groups
HPV
4 groups
Impotence
4 groups
Infertility
6 groups
Male genital disorders
1 group
Menstruation
6 groups
Miscarriage
6 groups
Pelvic adhesions
5 groups
Pelvic inflammatory disease
5 groups
Penile disorders
2 groups
Peyronie's disease
1 group
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
4 groups
Postpartum depression
4 groups
Preeclampsia
2 groups
Pregnancy
4 groups
Premature babies
5 groups
Premature ovarian failure (POF)
5 groups
Prenatal care
2 groups
Sexual health and function
11 groups
Syphilis
2 groups
Teen sexual health
1 group
Teenage pregnancy
3 groups
Testicular failure
5 groups
Trichomoniasis
1 group
Undescended testicle
5 groups
Varicocele
5 groups
Vasectomy
2 groups

Sexual health

A number of disorders can affect the ability to have or enjoy sex, including erectile dysfunction and female sexual problems. Concerns about infertility or fear of unplanned pregnancy can also come into play.

In addition, a number of diseases and disorders affect sexual health. These include sexually transmitted diseases and cancer. In men, treatment of prostate cancer can cause erectile dysfunction. In women, cervical, uterine, vaginal, vulvar or ovarian cancer may have sexual effects.

Sources
MedlinePlus - Sexual Health