Plain-English translation of NCT07193823 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Multiple Sclerosis research guide →This research study is investigating how common sexual dysfunction is among women living with multiple sclerosis, and how it may be connected to other MS symptoms like fatigue, depression, anxiety, bladder problems, and cognitive changes. Researchers will ask you to complete several questionnaires that measure different aspects of your health and well-being. The goal is to better understand these overlooked but important health concerns so that doctors can provide better care.
Sexual dysfunction is a real problem for many women with MS, but it's often not talked about or addressed in treatment. By studying how common this is and what factors contribute to it, researchers hope to raise awareness among doctors and help improve care and quality of life for women with MS.
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You would complete several questionnaires during one or more visits designed to assess your sexual function, mood, thinking abilities, fatigue levels, and bladder symptoms. The study uses validated, well-established survey tools that many healthcare providers already use in clinical practice. Your participation would help researchers better understand the connection between these different MS symptoms and improve future care for women with the disease.
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