Carboni C, Schvartzman R, da Rosa PV

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RESUMEN

Las disfunciones sexuales femeninas traen serios problemas de calidad de vida para las mujeres y son un tabú entre la población. Por vergüenza y desconocimiento de ambos, terapeuta y paciente, este tema fue poco abordado por mucho tiempo pero ahora resurge con profesionales más preparados para hacer frente a este problema como los fisioterapeutas especializados en suelo pélvico. A partir de esto, este artículo de revisión ha buscado mostrar la importancia del Fisioterapeuta Pélvico en la resolución y mejora de calidad de vida y salud en mujeres con disfunciones sexuales.

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