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Managing Sexual Disorders: Treatment Options and Considerations
1. Dr Hosam Hassan
Egyptian Fellowship of Psychiatry
Senior Registrar Psychiatrist
Mental Health Hospital In Taif
2.
3. Why are we discussing Sexual Disorders ?
When to consider diagnosing a Sexual Disorder
?
How can we manage Sexual Disorders ?
4. Sexual
Disorder
Non Adherence
Low Self Esteem
DepressionAnxiety
Dissatisfaction
Low Quality of
Life
Relapse
Interpersonal
Troubles
Substance Abuse
Mental
Illness
Medications
5. 31 %
43 %
Sexual Dysfunction
in
18-59 years old males
Sexual Dysfunction
in
18-59 years old females
Up to 60%
Sexual Dysfunction
in
Patients taking
Antipsychotics
Up to 80%
Sexual Dysfunction
in
Patients taking
Antidepressants
20. Cautious
Contraindicated
BP
Precautions Before Prescribing PDE-5
Heart Diseases
Nitrates
α- Adrenergic
Blockers
Isosorbide dinitrate
Isosorbide mononitrate
Nitroglycerin
Trazodone
Mirtazapine
Yohimbine
Prazosin
MI
Sudden Death
Post Coital
21. Duration of ActionOnset of Action
Dosage
& Administration
Drug
About 4 Hours
(8-12hrs if Mild ED)
1 hr50 mg (up to 100 mg / dose)
(25mg if side effects are present)
On empty stomach
Sildenafil
(Viagra)
About 4 Hours
(8-12hrs if Mild ED)
1 hr
ODT form 30 min
10 – 20 mg
On empty Stomach
Vardanafil
(Levitra)
Up to 36 hrs1 hr10 – 20 mg
2.5 – 5 mg / day (on daily basis ) if
complete ED
Tadalafil
(Cialis)
About 4 Hours
(8-12hrs if Mild ED)
30 min onset
15 min onset
50 – 100 mg
100 – 200 mg
Avanafil
(Spedra)
Side Effects BlueVision 3%
Flushing 12%
Headache 11%
Dyspepsia 5%
Hearing Loss
Optic Neuropathy
22. Management of Female Sexual Dysfunction
•Gynecologist
•Psychiatrist
•Cardiologist
•Sex / CoupleTherapist
•Pelvic PhysicalTherapist
• Non-Pharmacological
• Hormonal
• Other Pharmacological
•Desire / Arousal
•Pelvic Pain
•Orgasm
• Social / Partner
• Psychological
• Physical
Multi
Factorial
Multi
Faceted
Team
Approach
Treatment
plan
24. PharmacologicalTherapies
Flibanserin
(Addyi)
Centrally Acting Serotonin Modulator
1st & currently the only FDA approved
medication for females sexual dysfunction
(Approved on August 2015)
Modest increase in Sexually Satisfying Events & Sexual Desire
Dose &
Administration
100 mg / daily
Bed time
1 month
onset of efficacy
Side Effects
Somnolence
Dizziness
Fatigue
Headache
precautions
Safety in Pregnancy ??
Drug Interaction ??
Syncope ??
25. PDE-5
inhibitors
Effective in SSRIs Related
Sexual Dysfunction
In Premenopausal women
Herbal supplements
Bupropion
150 – 300 mg SR / day
Effective in premenopausal females
With arousal/interest dysfunction
without underlying depression
Buspirone
Effective in SSRIs Related
Sexual Dysfunction
In Premenopausal women
precautions
Safety & Efficacy Unproven
Minimal Regulatory Oversight
Usually Costly
Considerations
Predicted 30% Placebo Response
Few reported side effects
Alvimil
Supplement
Zestra
Massage Oil
Examples
26. HormonalTherapy
Androgen Estrogen Ospemifen Tibolone
OtherTherapies
Clitoral SuctionVacuum Device
Not available now
High Cost yet as effective as over-the-counter devices
Hirsutism ,Acne
(mild, transient )
Not Effective in SDs 1st FDA approved for
Dyspareunia
(Vulvovaginal Atrophy)
Not FDA approved
Risk Outweigh Benefit
27. Sexual dysfunction in the United States: prevalence and
predictors (1999)
Laumann EO, Paik A, Rosen RC
Treatment-emergent sexual dysfunction related to
antidepressants: a meta-analysis (2009)
Serretti A, Chiesa A
Overview of male sexual dysfunction, UpToDate (2015)
Glenn R Cunningham, Rosen RC
. Evaluation of Flibanserin: Science and Advocacy at the
FDA (2015)
GelladWF, Flynn KE, Alexander GC