Associations between female sexual distress, genitourinary diagnoses, and mental health in a sexual health clinic population: a single-center retrospective review.

A retrospective review of patients at a sexual health clinic examined connections between female sexual distress, genitourinary conditions, and mental health diagnoses. Researchers found notable associations among these factors within this specialized clinic population, suggesting that screening for mental health comorbidities may be clinically relevant when treating women with genitourinary disorders. Physical therapists working in pelvic health may find these findings pertinent given their role in managing conditions such as pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction.

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