J Sex Med September 2022 PMID 35869023

A Retrospective Case Series on Patient Satisfaction and Efficacy of Non-Surgical Lysis of Clitoral Adhesions.

Monica C Myers, Jennifer P Romanello, Elsa Nico, Joanna Marantidis, Tami S Rowen, Rachael D Sussman, Rachel S Rubin

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Discussions indicate a generally positive reception, emphasizing the importance of non-surgical treatments for clitoral adhesions with phrases like 'high satisfaction' and 'improved sexual satisfaction.' Users display interest by referencing patient benefits, and some delve into personal or broader implications, demonstrating moderate engagement. The tone suggests recognition of the potential impact on sexual health practices.

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Most discussions acknowledge and accept the positive findings of the publication, highlighting the reported high satisfaction rates and effectiveness.

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Participants show strong interest in the subject, mentioning improvements in sexual health and expressing curiosity about potential applications.

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The publication appears to have some influence on awareness, as discussions include remarks on the significance of non-invasive options and patient-centered care.

Abstract in brief

* The study assessed the effectiveness and patient satisfaction of a non-surgical lysis procedure by analyzing responses from a survey sent to 61 women who underwent the treatment.
* Results showed high satisfaction rates, with 76% of women experiencing reduced pain and over 70% reporting improved sexual satisfaction; most participants would recommend the procedure to others.

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