Objectives: Although contraception is designed expressly for sexual activity, investigations
of contraceptives' effects on sexual well-being are lacking — especially for highly
effective reversible methods. This ongoing longitudinal study assesses sexual satisfaction
and functioning among women initiating IUDs or contraceptive implants.
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Accepted:
June 26,
2015
Received:
June 25,
2015
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