Self-reported sexual difficulties and their association with depression and other factors among gay men attending high HIV-caseload general practices in Australia

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Introduction. Sexual expression affects physical, mental and social well-being. There is a lack of understanding of male sexual dysfunction in homosexually active men. Aim. We investigated gay men's self-report of a number of sexual problems. Methods. The survey data were from a sample of 542 self-identified gay men, 40% of whom were HIV positive, recruited from six high HIV-caseload general practices in Australia. Main Outcome Measures. The reporting of experiencing three or more sexual problems over a period of at least 1 month in the 12 months prior to a survey was defined here as having "multiple" sexual problems. We explored a number of factors, including HIV status, depression, alcohol and other drug use, and sexual risk-taking with casual male partners, in association with multiple sexual problems.
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Mao, Limin
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Newman, Christy
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Kidd, Michael
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Saltman, Deborah
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Rogers, G
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Kippax, Susan
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2008
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