Besides which, even one in fifty is AMAZINGLY common for a disease that removes one's ability to participate in an important function.
The actual numbers that the Boston University Center for Sexual Medicine is coming up with are even higher.
Ends up with something like 50% of women having some sort of sexual dysfunction that deserves treatment. Most of them are relatively mild ones, more annoying than crippling. But the crippling ones aren't uncommon, either.
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Date: 2003-10-11 07:43 am (UTC)The actual numbers that the Boston University Center for Sexual Medicine is coming up with are even higher.
Ends up with something like 50% of women having some sort of sexual dysfunction that deserves treatment. Most of them are relatively mild ones, more annoying than crippling. But the crippling ones aren't uncommon, either.