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Men with obesity who underwent bariatric surgery reported an increase in sexual function and experienced an increase in sex hormone levels in the months after the procedure; however, a reported increase in sexual function among women with obesity who underwent surgery did not rise to significance...

https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/obesity/news/in-the-journals/{495cad94-7580-4c27-a9b4-29fd9163e99a}/meta-analysis-bariatric-surgery-improves-sexual-function-in-men-but-not-women.

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(Note use of people-first language: men with obesity, not obese men/ women with obesity, not obese women)

Edited by Missouri-Lee's Summit

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Dang you are raining on my parade, Mo- LS. Another time the boosters get the glory instead of us hens. Think I'll go climb on my perch, put my head under my wing and sulk!🐤

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Roosters🐔 Although that article does boost their egos, if they weren't crowing all the time already!

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Men with obesity who underwent bariatric surgery reported an increase in sexual function and experienced an increase in sex hormone levels in the months after the procedure; however, a reported increase in sexual function among women with obesity who underwent surgery did not rise to significance...
https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/obesity/news/in-the-journals/{495cad94-7580-4c27-a9b4-29fd9163e99a}/meta-analysis-bariatric-surgery-improves-sexual-function-in-men-but-not-women.
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(Note use of people-first language: men with obesity, not obese men/ women with obesity, not obese women)
That's sad news to hear... But not true for all of us!!!!

VSG2017 HW 249 SW 238 CW 167

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