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Female sexual dysfunction: barriers to treatment.

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Sexual Medicine and Wellness Center, Methodist Physicians Women's Clinic, Omaha, NE, USA.

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Treatment of female sexual dysfunction is a new and evolving area of nursing and medical care. The focus of this article is to create awareness of barriers women experience when seeking treatment for sexual dysfunction from health care professionals.

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