ArticleSexual medicine2026
Baseline sexual function of patients receiving gender-affirming hysterectomies.
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Abstract
Background: While there are data showing the effects of gender-affirming hormone therapy on sexual satisfaction in transgender and gender-diverse individuals, there is no research on sexual function in patients seeking or undergoing gender-affirming hysterectomy (GAH). Aim: This project is a descriptive study of baseline characteristics (pre-hysterectomy) in patients seeking GAH. Methods: Twenty participants at a single tertiary care center were surveyed on orgasm satisfaction (Orgasm Rating Scale), and sexual function (Transmasculine Sexual Functioning Index). Results: The study sample ( Conclusion: This study should be replicated in a larger, more diverse sample, with stratification across hormone therapy use, and longitudinal follow-up to assess for change in sexual function over time.
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