Changes in a couple's sexual relationship following childbirth may be more significant than previous studies have suggested. Around 50% of first-time parents in this study described their sex life as 'poor' or 'not very good' eight months after the birth of their baby, and one in five said that they would like help for this. First-time parents rating their general relationship as 'poor' or 'not very good' rose from 1% before pregnancy to 20% eight months after childbirth. Changes in the general relationship and the quality of sex life were associated in these couples.The article is available via Open Access. Click on the 'Additional link' above to access the full-text.Not permitte
Background & Aim: The physiological and psychological changes in pregnancy, can affect the lives of ...
Background: Childbirth is major event in the life of closer and extended family. The aim of this stu...
Background: After childbirth, sexual dysfunction refers to a chain of psychiatric, physiological, so...
A common topic for advice given to parents after childbirth – both from relationship experts and pop...
Women navigate many social changes when they become a mother, often including considerable changes t...
The birth of a child, particularly a first child, is an event that can undoubtedly create lasting ch...
Background: Desirable sexual function has an important role in strengthening the marital life of the...
Background: Short-term postpartum sexual problem are highly prevalent ranging from 22 to 86: however...
While quality of the marital relationship has been linked to successful adaptation to parenthood, th...
The aim of this study was to investigate the rate of relationship dissatisfaction among Australian w...
The work observes the development and changes of perception of the relationships of a couple in the ...
Includes bibliographical references.The transition to parenthood is a time of heightened risk for ma...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the impact of childbirth on the sexual health of primiparous women and ide...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the sexual health experiences of depressed and nondepressed postnatal wome...
INTRODUCTION: Healthy sexual function during pregnancy and after childbirth is one of the cornerston...
Background & Aim: The physiological and psychological changes in pregnancy, can affect the lives of ...
Background: Childbirth is major event in the life of closer and extended family. The aim of this stu...
Background: After childbirth, sexual dysfunction refers to a chain of psychiatric, physiological, so...
A common topic for advice given to parents after childbirth – both from relationship experts and pop...
Women navigate many social changes when they become a mother, often including considerable changes t...
The birth of a child, particularly a first child, is an event that can undoubtedly create lasting ch...
Background: Desirable sexual function has an important role in strengthening the marital life of the...
Background: Short-term postpartum sexual problem are highly prevalent ranging from 22 to 86: however...
While quality of the marital relationship has been linked to successful adaptation to parenthood, th...
The aim of this study was to investigate the rate of relationship dissatisfaction among Australian w...
The work observes the development and changes of perception of the relationships of a couple in the ...
Includes bibliographical references.The transition to parenthood is a time of heightened risk for ma...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the impact of childbirth on the sexual health of primiparous women and ide...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the sexual health experiences of depressed and nondepressed postnatal wome...
INTRODUCTION: Healthy sexual function during pregnancy and after childbirth is one of the cornerston...
Background & Aim: The physiological and psychological changes in pregnancy, can affect the lives of ...
Background: Childbirth is major event in the life of closer and extended family. The aim of this stu...
Background: After childbirth, sexual dysfunction refers to a chain of psychiatric, physiological, so...