What is vaginismus and the role of the physiotherapist in its treatment?
Vaginismus is a sexual dysfunction in which involuntary pelvic floor muscle contractions prevent vaginal penetration, often causing significant…
Vaginismus is a sexual dysfunction in which involuntary pelvic floor muscle contractions prevent vaginal penetration, often causing significant…
Although often misunderstood, anorexia nervosa is not a chosen lifestyle but a severe mental illness affecting both physical…
Understanding anorexia requires exploring its psychological effects, which are central to both diagnosis and long-term recovery. People experiencing…
Low sexual desire is common in the early postnatal period due to physical, hormonal, and emotional changes. However,…
Continuing from PART 1, partners must understand how touch changes during constant interaction with the baby. Moreover, this…
The postnatal period brings multiple emotional, physical, and relational shifts that may affect a woman’s overall wellbeing. Additionally,…
Although frequently overlooked, perineal trauma affects many women after vaginal delivery and can influence physical comfort and recovery….
A 32-year-old woman was recently referred for physiotherapy due to suspected stress urinary incontinence following childbirth. Assessment revealed…
Although surgery for urinary tract symptoms is common in Malta, many overlook its impact on sexual wellbeing afterward….
Impaired sexual arousal often correlates with lower urinary tract symptoms, affecting both physical comfort and emotional connection during…
Although societal taboos remain, many Maltese menopausal women continue to seek guidance on improving sexuality. Meanwhile, the previous…
As a trainee sexologist, I often questioned whether seniors remain interested in their sexuality and in openly expressing…