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"   Question Following a severe right-sided stroke my wife finds that she has no sexual feelings, except in her head.  We have not had a sexual relationship since then, bar a couple of unsuccessful experiments.  She also suffers from urinary incontinence. What do you suggest?   Answer I am really sorry to hear about this. You don&amp;#039;t say how old your wife is, but I note that you are 49.  I gather that this stroke was quite recent, so there is a reasonable chance of some recovery \u2013 especially if she is fairly young. But I really can&amp;#039;t forecast the likely extent of the recovery.  Certainly, it ought to be possible for the two of you to have intercourse if you both want to: a stroke is no bar to that. I think your next move should be to get in contact with The Stroke Association.  Yours sincerely Dr David Delvin, GP  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Blood pressure drugs have affected my sex drive Condoms and erection problem Did a sexual assault cause my girlfriend\u2019s problems with intimacy? How can I keep myself s aroused after my climax? I am unable to have a climax  I\u2019m afraid of starting a sexual relationship again I can\u2019t orgasm from intercourse I can\u2019t seem to get as much pleasure from orgasm as I used to  I have a problem with lubrication  I have no feeling in my clitoris I have not been interested in sex for five years I\u2019ve never been interested in sex I want more foreplay from my boyfriend Is my liquid \u2018female ejaculate&amp;#039;? My husband can only reach orgasm through masturbation My husband gets turned on by other women My wife cut her hair \u2013 so I don\u2019t find her sexually attractive anymore Sexual desire after vasectomy Side effects of premature ejaculation drugs We have no sex because of her depression What are the side effects of bromide?  Last updated 13.12.2011 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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