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2017 Study: Bariatric surgery improves sexual function in men, but not in women

Men with obesity who underwent bariatric surgery reported an increase in sexual function and experienced an increase in sex hormone levels in the months after the procedure; however, a reported increase in sexual function among women with obesity who underwent surgery did not rise to significance...

https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/obesity/news/in-the-journals/{495cad94-7580-4c27-a9b4-29fd9163e99a}/meta-analysis-bariatric-surgery-improves-sexual-function-in-men-but-not-women.

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(Note use of people-first language: men with obesity, not obese men/ women with obesity, not obese women)

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    That's sad news to hear... But not true for all of us!!!! VSG2017 HW 249 SW 238 CW 167

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Dang you are raining on my parade, Mo- LS. Another time the boosters get the glory instead of us hens. Think I'll go climb on my perch, put my head under my wing and sulk!?
Roosters? Although that article does boost their egos, if they weren't crowing all the time already!
Men with obesity who underwent bariatric surgery reported an increase in sexual function and experienced an increase in sex hormone levels in the months after the procedure; however, a reported increase in sexual function among women with obesity who underwent surgery did not rise to significance...
https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/obesity/news/in-the-journals/{495cad94-7580-4c27-a9b4-29fd9163e99a}/meta-analysis-bariatric-surgery-improves-sexual-function-in-men-but-not-women.
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(Note use of people-first language: men with obesity, not obese men/ women with obesity, not obese women)
That's sad news to hear... But not true for all of us!!!!

VSG2017 HW 249 SW 238 CW 167

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