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Addressing Sexual Health Misconceptions During Pregnancy

Findings detailed the high prevalence of sexual dysfunction during pregnancy, beliefs impacting sexual health, and the importance of integrating proactive discussions into prenatal care.

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  1. Over 70% of pregnant women experience sexual dysfunction.
  2. Limited guidance is sought from health-care providers on sexual health during pregnancy.
  3. The study included 34 pregnant women in Tunisia.
  4. The Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) was used to assess sexual dysfunction.
  5. 20.6% of participants believed sexual intercourse could harm the fetus and 73.5% of women did not consult their midwives or gynecologists on their health issues.
  6. The study emphasizes the need for proactive discussions and culturally sensitive education during prenatal care.

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