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The overall purpose of this research is to improve sexual function in women with sexual dysfunction. The goal of this study is to see if either of two nerve stimulation interventions cause a short-term change in vaginal blood flow. The effect of this intervention will be compared between women who have neurogenic (spinal cord injury) or non-neurogenic dysfunction and healthy women, to reveal mechanisms underlying neural control over vaginal blood flow.
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This study will explore the short-term effect of tibial and genital stimulation on vaginal blood flow in healthy women, non-neurogenic women with female sexual dysfunction (FSD), and women with both FSD and spinal cord injuries (SCI). To potentially amplify any stimulation effects, this study will incorporate the use of sexually explicit films, a method that is standard in sexual function studies.
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