Partnership, sexuality, and sexual disorders in morbidly obese women: Consequences of weight loss after gastric banding
Partnership, sexuality, and sexual disorders in morbidly obese women: Consequences of weight loss after gastric banding
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DOI：
10.1381/096089201321209323
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发表时间：
2001-08-01
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影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
Aigner, F
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作者：
Kinzl, JF;Trefalt, E;Aigner, F
工作背景：进行了一项研究，以确定什么后果的外科手术对性的态度和合作伙伴在肥胖的女性patients.Method：半结构式访谈有关的社会人口学数据，性和关系进行了82例女性患者术前和术后至少1年。只有17%的研究患者在决定接受减肥手术时，身体外观发挥了主要作用。术后，一半的患者对术后1年的外观感到满意，另一半则不满意。术前，44%的患者表示与伴侣的性生活令人满意，性交频率正常。术后，63%的患者表示他们更享受性生活，而12%的患者比术前更享受性生活。术后，20%的患者报告说，伙伴关系发生了积极的变化，10% negatives.Conclusions：结果表明，许多肥胖的个人的性问题是一个潜在的缺乏自尊，不满意的关系，或集体的肥胖个人的耻辱。暴饮暴食，通常见于病态肥胖患者，似乎不是性问题的结果或补偿，但更有可能源于其他心理社会或心理问题。
Background: A study was performed to determine what consequences surgery for morbid obesity has on sexual attitudes and partnership in obese female patients.Method: Semi-structured interviews concerning sociodemographic data, sexuality and relationship were conducted on 82 female patients preoperatively and at least 1 year postoperatively.Results: Physical appearance played the main role in the decision to undergo weight reduction surgery in only 17% of the study patients. Postoperatively, half of the patients were satisfied with their physical appearance 1 year after surgery, the other half not. Preoperatively, 44% of the patients stated that sexuality with their partners was satisfying and the frequency of sexual intercourse was regular. Postoperatively, 63% of the patients stated that they enjoyed sex more, compared with 12% of the patients who enjoyed sex less than before surgery. Postoperatively, 20% of the patients reported that partnership had changed positively, 10% negatively.Conclusions: The results indicate that many of the sexual problems in obese individuals are the result of an underlying lack of self-esteem, unsatisfactory relationships, or collective stigmatization of obese individuals. Binge eating, often found in morbidly obese patients, seems to be less the result of or compensation for sexual problems but is more likely to stem from other psychosocial or psychological problems.