Cardiovascular Risks of Sexual Activity
Overview
Overview
Journal
Curr Psychiatry Rep
Publisher
Current Science
Specialty
Psychiatry
Date
2001 May 17
PMID
11353584
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Abstract
The risks associated with sexual activity relate in part to the pathophysiology of the cardiovascular response to sexual activity. This review addresses this subject and reviews studies that directly address the cardiovascular risk associated with sexual activity.
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