Sex Ed For Sex Med

Jennifer Romanello and Olivia Negris, senior medical students at Rush Medical School in Chicago, discussed a recent meeting and paper produced by the Medical Student Forum. This is a group of medical students from the Chicago area medical schools and beyond, who are interested in learning about sexual medicine. We discussed the lack of training in sexual medicine by the medical education system and what they are doing to change this situation.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lae8P_aRkdQOQaYfQ04lkQIqNdGEE9XKPlease follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Today Dr Sara Yunghans will take us through a simulation of taking a sexual history with a standardized patient. This podcast is intended to be a follow up to podcast #38, “Best practices for taking a sexual history”. Dr Yunghans is a pelvic floor physical therapist who is a graduate of the Sexual Health Certificate Program through University of Michigan. She demonstrates that a sexual history can be done quickly during a patient interview.We will be taking a short break to re-work Sex Ed for Sex Med. We plan to return in March 2024.Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

We are talking to Anna Myers CNP about pelvic organ prolapse and personal lubricants. Anna is in a urologic pelvic medicine practice and is a certified sex counsellor and a part of the female sexual medicine team at University Hospitals in Cleveland. These 2 subjects are important topics as they effect so many women at the midlife. Both are essential to the discussion of sexual health.Show Notes:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gd8aqb3DF7K_WNoaw1RZP47EXVGe8NUI?usp=sharingPlease follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Dr Sharon Parish discuss some of her work in sexual medicine education for the student and/or the practitioner. She has co-authored several articles that we review to give the listener an understanding of key issues for discussing sexual health with a patient. The how to ask and what to ask is covered. This is an important episode as sexual medicine education in medical schools is scant but getting a sexual history is crucial to a comprehensive medical history.Show Notes:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vpiRbsYycYj490SIC684_rZm6c9U-mvL?usp=sharingPlease follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Please join me for this entertaining discussion with Dr Lauren Streicher, an international expert in menopause and sexual medicine. We discussed her landmark paper on dyspareunia in menopause, as well as orgasm dysfunction in the menopause. We also discussed her favorite examples of misinformation about menopause. A subject extensively covered at the annual meeting of The Menopause SocietyShow Notes:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UuhM3L19WeCNgN4OX9kmGplMudG5snvm?usp=sharingDr Streicher's Podcast "Dr Streicher's Inside Information"Dr Streicher's Books: Slip Sliding Away; Hot Flash Hell; Sex Rx; The Essential Guide to HysterectomyPlease follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

This episode, I am doing a recap of some of the main discussions that we heard at the annual meeting for the menopause Society. Studies show that female sexual dysfunction is most frequent at the midline. The entire scientific program can be found at the menopause society's website, menopause.org, under annual meetings. One can order the recordings of this magnificent meeting at nams.OnDemand.org. There was new information presented that is important for anyone taking care of women.Show Notes:https://tinyurl.com/333z65tmPlease follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

We are talking to Dr. Erica Kelly about several complex sexual health cases involving recent emotional trauma. She reviews several cases that required multiple specialists to help resolve. She explains how she deals with the psychologic trauma after the physical injury is corrected. It is a great example of how one should use The Biopsychosocial Model to evaluate and manage complex sexual health issues.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1A9RHz0ncYTclH5WADJIXW6oKewz_c6X6Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

There are many factors in the postpartum period including breastfeeding that can affect sexual functioning. Theresa Dible NP discusses how to support new mothers who want to breastfeed but have a low desire for sexual activity. She explains how breastfeeding and other factors can play a role in low desire. She then outlines detailed management of symptoms so as to help patients enjoy a rewarding postpartum period.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ez1P02brcsHv-ZgWznQRAoOEKDWws9sGContact info 614-293-2076Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Today, we are focusing on cultural competence and sexual health. Those of us with little exposure to cultures and cultural practices outside our own can be quite challenged when talking to those patients. We are talking with Dr. Rachel Pope, from the dept of Urology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. She has worked extensively in Southern Africa, helping women with extensive childbirth injuries. She explains how she approaches talking to women with cultural practices like clitoral cutting.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MWamFFw0DBeHnCZFGeYFopwCElbhAXqr?usp=sharingContact Information:Dr. Rachel Pope- 216-844-5661Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Theresa Dible discusses weight loss and poor body image this week. It is well documented that poor body image can have an impact on hypoactive sexual desire disorder. She explains that helping patients be more confident about themselves can involve weight loss. She includes all the steps to make that happen, including the use of weight loss meds. She goes over all the anti-obesity meds and how to use them.Show Notes: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yPdIuhfp2ocThAxf12_GhtFMvu5L5abv?usp=sharingContact Information: 614-293-2076Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

We are talking about the prevention of HIV with Dr. Joan Duggan, an infectious disease specialist. Questions about HIV risk should always be a part of the sexual history. A working knowledge of PEP and PrEP is necessary for any practitioner, even if you do not personally prescribe the meds used for prophylaxis. Dr. Duggan covers the science, counseling, guidelines for use, and many other aspects of these important tools for the fight against HIV.Show Notes:https://docs.google.com/document/d/15e4g0gTl0ktTBP6s3O0cqvELGMq71NYlkPjomD8HJ6o/edit?usp=sharingContact info: (419) 383-6843‬Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

Hot flashes during menopause can cause disrupted sleep, fatigue, and mood issues, which will likely cause sexual dysfunction. Estrogen is the standard of care for such problems, however, for those who can't or won't take estrogen, there are non-hormonal meds to help, including a new med, Fezoinetant. We will discuss these meds included in the new position statement on non-hormonal treatment of hot flashes from the Menopause Society.Show Noteshttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1atgU81BgzeRrWq7vV3IUp7oBnvDWnPuZ?usp=sharing Contact InfoAnna 440-870-8239Jean 216-844-3941Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

There has been a lot of encouragement to respectfully provide healthcare for the transgender community, however, do you know how? What are the issues to cover? In this episode, we discuss this topic with Dr. Brett Worley, clinical associate professor of OB-GYN at Ohio State University and lead physician of the Women's Sexual Health Clinic. He provides an extensive review of issues that should be covered with trans men and women.Show Notes https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/175wAicfqnViah1aLG4djp_eVYtNjF-CYContact info: 614 293 2076Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

This episode discusses one of the worst female pain conditions, PGAD, or persistent genital arousal disorder. One must be aware of this uncommon but debilitating condition as it is usually misdiagnosed. Most clinicians are unaware of this disorder. Dr. Sally MacPhedron discusses the consensus paper on the subject. The consensus paper is included in the show notes.Show Notes: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Fm6_GsXZB01ADXritwYJB11s8KN1ukSIContact information: 216-778-4444Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

We are continuing our discussion on mental health issues on sexual health. We are talking to Dr. Kristen Carpenter, an associate professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Psychology, and Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is explaining the impact of serious illnesses, like cancer, on mental and sexual health. She outlines a good evaluation for the non-sexual medicine clinician and how to get them appropriate help. She uses an article she co-authored which is a must-read listed in the show notes.Articles discussed can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bvx0RmdeWijqfVllX69gxeu1MIv-tPm_/view?usp=sharingContact info for eval: WISH clinic 614-293-9600Other resources to find help:AASECT(all sex therapy)ABCT(sex therapy is a filter)APA find a provider(sex therapy is a filter)Please follow our Facebook page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829Please follow our Instagram page for all podcast updates and relevant information.https://www.instagram.com/sexmedpod/

To observe mental health awareness month, we are doing 2 podcasts focusing on this crucial aspect of evaluating female sexual dysfunction. Today we are talking to Dr. Erika Kelly, a psychologist who is an expert in female sexual dysfunction. She will discuss the importance of looking at mental health and how it impacts sexual health. She will outline how the biopsychosocial model works and the treatments of different mental issues keeping sexual health in mind.Articles discussed can be found here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YWuPxwww5hjnRPVanCbCnwmnmU7AgYeS/view?usp=sharingContact info: 216-844-5086Please follow our Facebook page for all OSHC updates and relevant information.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we are discussing vulvar skin disorders with Dr. Kelly Tyler, an associate professor of dermatology at Ohio State University. These disorders have a devastating effect on one's sexual health. However, what is worse is that they are under-diagnosed and go untreated for years. This is likely due to a lack of awareness of this disorder. Dr. Tyler will give this her evaluation and management of vulvar irritation and pain.Contact information: 614-293-1707Please follow our Facebook page for all OSHC updates and relevant information. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091994367829To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

In several past episodes, we have discussed the importance of pelvic floor physical therapists being a part of the team for treating female sexual dysfunction (FSD). Today, pelvic floor physical therapist, Dr. Sara Yunghans, will go through cases of her evaluation and treatment of different causes of FSD. It is an excellent discussion of why the approach to FSD should be multidisciplinary.Contact info: 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we will be discussing the common benign gynecologic disorder endometriosis. It is the cause of a lot of patient visits. Dr. Heather Wahl will discuss its pathology, and mechanism for causing pain and infertility. Finally, she will relate these to the patient's sexual health and how to manage this disorder. It will be apparent that it can take a village to help patients. Dr. Wahl is a pelvic pain specialist in Toledo Ohio.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BJDvm79gW-yMUYOB2Cg09kUK_CktFQtD?usp=sharingContact info: 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today is part 2 of developing a focused sexual medicine practice. In the last episode, we talked to a sexual medicine clinical specialist. Today we are talking to a sex therapist. Christy Haas is a licensed sex therapist in Cincinnati Ohio. She will be discussing the role of sex therapy in the treatment of sexual dysfunction and how she collaborates with the rest of her sexual medicine team. She will then present the journey that led her to become a sex therapist. This will help those aspiring to become therapists in Women's Health.Articles discussed can be found here: https://www.aasect.org/aasect-requirements-sex-therapist-certificationContact info: Christy@christyhaas.comTo comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we start a 2-part series on developing sexual medicine as a focus of one's practice. In this 1st episode, we are talking to Anna Myers, a certified nurse practitioner in Urology and urologic female pelvic Medicine. She is a certified sex counselor. Also, she is a part of the female sexual medicine team at University Hospitals in Cleveland Ohio. She will present her educational journey and practice model that allows her to practice with a sexual medicine focus. In the next episode will be talking to a sex therapist. Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10vXUh5Uh-qwDiqWGqvQHE2W64DS7jCSgContact info: 216-551-9032To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

We have heard many of our guests talk about the necessity of incorporating pelvic floor physical therapy as a part of sexual health management for dysfunction. Today, we are talking to Dr. Karen Connor, a pelvic floor physical therapist at University Hospitals in Cleveland. She will discuss the fundamentals of an evaluation done by a pelvic floor physical therapist. She will explain the relationship between specific muscle groups and different pelvic floor dysfunctions. Also, she will define the management goals for these scenarios.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LtcPqxPo72kL5K-yC3kbFzJRJgP9coV1Contact Information:Dr. Conner: Office 440-250-2040To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Many assume that people are not sexually active after 60. Edema logic studies state that 80% of women do report female sexual dysfunction after 65. However, only about 9% of these individuals are distressed about their dysfunction. Nurse practitioner, Jean Marino, will address the issues that cause the sexual problems in this demographic and what is available to help those who would like to regain the joys of intimacy in their 60s and beyond.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eYL6If_nxUlvOF2xDH4LmslyjZnxN_z1Contact Information:Jean Marino: 216 868 8901To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Pregnancy and the postpartum bring many changes to a mother's sexual health. These include changes in the anatomy, hormonal milieu, family structure, and partner relationships. Dr. Rachel Pope will review the epidemiology of the postpartum, sexual dysfunction, and changes in the Female sexual response. She will outline the evaluation, treatment, and counseling for patients.Articles discussed can be found here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dVmhl-JmTjgP-2QrCjdqaOrA7STdiUOmContact Information:Dr. Rachel Pope- 216-844-5661To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

In this episode, we will have the pleasure of talking to 2 medical students that started the medical student forum on female sexual medicine. This medical student-led organization is in Chicago, with a very large following. Jen Romanello and Anjali Murthy will be talking about why their organization was started and all of the efforts being made to educate other students about sexual medicine. This is a unique medical student organization and hopefully be an organization medical students everywhere will join.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19NdbBlyHwhrN_LYgsnkntHzGy-hNeb6GLearn more information about The Med Student Forum on FSM below.https://www.instagram.com/themedicalstudentforum/https://medicalstudentforum.wixsite.com/chicagoTo comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

We are talking about sexual assault and intimate partner violence in the episode with Dr. Erika Kelley from University Hospitals in Cleveland OH. She will define the issue and show its prevalence in the population. We will discuss the impact on sexual health and how to screen for it. This is a subject that anyone taking care of women should be aware of.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DDrdZtWTpUr-coqBi3YkST8WIqvGNay-Contact Information:Dr. Erika Kelley- 216-844-5086To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Sex trafficking is defined as anyone who recruits, obtains, provides, or transports another person for commercial sex by force, fraud, or coercion. There is an estimated 400,000 American victims of trafficking. Dr. Celia Williamson will describe the impact of this form of slavery and how providers identify patients involved in trafficking. Finally, she will describe how providers can help these victims.Contact Information: Dr. Celia Williamson: celia.williamson@utoledo.eduResources for further study: healtrafficking.org polarisproject.org sharedhope.orgTo comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we will be talking about the female sexual dysfunction, anorgasmia. Dr. Sally McPhedran will explain how this female sexual dysfunction can be seen alone or with other dysfunctions. She will talk about the mechanisms that cause the issue and how it relates to other female sexual dysfunction. She will explain how this debilitating issue can be treated. Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Oe8pChtIRAYDWU4HrsIC5gG5HSduQiogContact Information:Dr. Sally McPhedran 219-778-1257To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

This episode lays out the evaluation for sexually transmitted infections. STIs are alarmingly common and devastating to sexual health. Dr. Heather Wahl and nurse practitioner Deanna Zaciek, outline risk assessment, screening, and prevention approaches to reducing this problem. This is essential information all practitioners taking care of those born women should know, whether or not you personally treat the infection.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1COy396IO85aTKqreJfwmvWO_RWG_DsOD CDC article (if PDF is not accessible)https://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment-guidelines/clinical-risk.htm#contentContact Information:Dr. Heather Wahl & Deanna Zaciek 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

We are speaking to Dr. Brett Worly about sexual medicine education in OBGYN residencies. Dr. Worley is the first author of a large resident physician survey paper. He explains why education in sexual medicine is necessary for providers. Also, he shows the extent of sexual medicine education and comfort level with sexual health clinical evaluations of OBGYN residents. He explains barriers to this Education and ways of overcoming these issues in order to help women with their sexual concerns.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WxBt8__op-rWROO2oScXFfxxcLZbOwU9Contact Information:Dr. Brett Worly 614-293-3069To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we will talk to Dr. Kim Fuller, sex therapist, about sexual health care of the LGBTQ community. Dr. Fuller will explain the relationship between gender identity, sexual orientation, and sex at birth. Also, general health care including sexual health will be explained. Barriers to this care will be discussed. We will also explore medical and surgical issues with transgender folk.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zk0kuGu28q_fWnsDE3y02-nRGi2FFnpXContact Information: Dr. Kim Fuller 216-250-1607To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we cover the topic of contraception and sexual health with Dr. Pellen Batur. We discuss how contraception is a big part of a woman's sexual well-being. We also touch on the use of contraception with complex medical issues in women. However, because of the change in laws in America, we take a very close look at the use of emergency contraception. Emergency contraception is a very important but underutilized and unknown option used today by clinicians. Our message is that this could help reduce the risk of unintended pregnancy and give women greater control of their reproductive planning.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rZSfvoWqhlb6-362eb6S2s22KnKR0xScContact information for Dr. Batur216-445-0228To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Sexual devices, sometimes sex toys or tools, have an enhancement value but also a therapeutic value. There is good evidence of successfully treating sexual dysfunction with various devices, especially in patients in menopause, oncology patients, and those with chronic illness. We will discuss the risk of using and taking care of these devices. Also, suggestions for where to access them are included.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NTYDdCTtA2fRDUV84Bzt0KdUjXhUR5M7websites for devices:the tool shedle wanddamesmile makersthe pleasure gardenDr. Yunghans contact info:567-585-3686 To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

 Today, we will be discussing the impact of menopause on sexual health with Dr. Pelin Batur, including hypoactive sexual desire disorder. She will describe the different aspects of the evaluation for sexual dysfunction after the menopause transition. We will also review the aspects of management, including the use of testosterone.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YlrFXa-Ynr7_A-Syk1CBGTi8mZCSGOeI Contact information for Dr. Pelin Batur: 216-445-0228To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today, we will discuss low libido or hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women. This is the number one cause for sexual dysfunction in women. We will discuss this with Dr. Kim Fuller, sex therapist, and Dr. Sally McPhedran, obstetrician-gynecologist. We will discuss the biopsychosocial evaluation and the evidence-based therapies for this condition.Articles discussed can be found here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OjnaoIBVGxgthaPbL9Ccn9bDeEOR6O_3Contact Information: Dr. Kim Fuller 216-250-1607 Dr. Sally McPhedran 219-778-1257To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Today we are going to be talking about obstetrical injuries that can lead to sexual pain with Dr. Alisha Bruhl, pelvic floor physical therapist. She will be describing the different types of injury and the complications they can cause, including sexual pain. She explains how pelvic floor physical therapy intervention reduces the risk of these complications.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14j1j6uGxnT236fjZB_GiaS0s1JNQAhIdTo contact Dr. Bruhl call 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

The genitourinary syndrome of menopause affects many postmenopausal women, which can cause sexual pain. The North American Menopause Society has published a position statement on the evaluation and treatment of GSM. Elizabeth Gandee, a women's health nurse practitioner and a sexual health counselor at The Ohio State Medical Center, will be reviewing practical points from this paper. Discussion includes the safety of using vaginal estrogen and the success of helping people achieve a satisfying sex life again.Articles discussed can be found here:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CENA03bccYLWJq9D3kqgjzUQRqUXYeX4Liz Gandee office contact info. 614-293-2076To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

We will be continuing our discussion about sexual pain. We will discuss this in the context of gynecologic surgery, including gynecologic cancer. Are talking to Dr. Natalie Walkup, a physician assistant in a gynecologic oncology office in Toledo Ohio. Dr. Walkup discusses the need to ask patients about their sexual health and causes of sexual pain after surgery. We will also talk about treatments including estrogen therapy. She explains how to set up plans and goals for the patient to restore their sexual function.Show notes and articles discussed can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sMx7C5bb2fMrA3ctcQNiO9PJ8T0jcJEbTo contact Dr. Walkup call 419-824-5633. To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

We continue to look at sexual pain and approaches to management. In this episode, Dr. Heather Wahl, outlines a general approach to evaluation and management of this common problem. Dr Wahl is a gynecologist who is fellowship trained in Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) and Chronic Pelvic Pain and is NAMS certified in menopause. She details a comprehensive evaluation for all pelvic pain including sexual pain. She includes multiple aspects to this evaluation including biologic, psychologic, social, and relationship issues.Show notes and articles discussed can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18wPQZSHZz6oXG93Weaa064hGEfk-3QCM?usp=sharing To schedule, an appointment with Dr. Wahl call 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

One of the most common sexual health complaints is pain with sex.  There are many causes for this condition.  This podcast begins to explore some of the causes that are common in daily clinical practice.  Dr. Lisa Larkin, a national leader in Women's Healthcare, discusses sexual pain as it relates to genitourinary syndrome of menopause.  She utilizes breast cancer survivors as a very common example of women who deal with this condition.  She discusses the definition of genitourinary syndrome of menopause, its prevalence, and its evaluation and management.Show notes and articles discussed can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Zn7HHL4y8xThn8z00Bs74WZ8TphK1DnQ?usp=sharing To schedule a virtual consultation with Dr Larkin call 513-760-5511. To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to: ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

In this inaugural Podcast of Sex Ed for Sex Med we will be interviewing Dr Sheryl Kingsberg, an international expert in sexual medicine. We will discuss “why is it important to bring up sexual health history with every patient”. She will explain how to accomplish this even with minimal skills in sexual medicine. She will discuss the steps outlined in a “process of care” consensus by the International Society for the Study of women sexual health. She will also discuss categories of sexual dysfunction as well as their evaluation and management.Show notes and articles discussed can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vpBDiJR4AAOilfLPaetblk_ZIMeW6fq5?usp=sharingTo schedule a virtual appointment with Dr. Kingsberg call 216-844-5086.To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to: ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com