... Postcoital Dysphoria Not listed in DSM - IV - TR , postcoital dysphoria occurs during the resolu- tion phase of sexual activity , when persons normally experience a sense of general well - being and muscular and psychological relaxation ...
... dysphoria : if the person has persistent discomfort with gender role or identity ( From American Psychiatric Association . Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders . 4th ed . Text rev . Washington , DC : American ...
... Postcoital Dysphoria Not listed in DSM - IV - TR , postcoital dysphoria occurs during the resolution phase of sexual activity , when persons normally expe- rience a sense of general well - being and muscular and psycho- logical ...
... Postcoital dysphoria Postcoital dysphoria occurs during the resolution phase of sexual activity. Typically, individuals experience a sense of general well-being and muscular and psychological relaxation, but those with postcoital ...
... Postcoital Dysphoria. Postcoital dysphoria is not listed in DSM-5. It occurs during the resolution phase of sexual activity, when individuals normally experience a sense of general well-being and muscular and psychological relaxation ...
... Postcoital Dysphoria Postcoital dysphoria occurs during the resolution phase of sexual activity, when persons normally experience a sense of general well-being and muscular and psychological relaxation. Some persons, however, undergo ...
... Postcoital Dysphoria. Postcoital dysphoria is not listed in DSM-5. It occurs during the resolution phase of sexual activity when individuals normally experience a sense of general well-being and muscular and psychological relaxation ...
... postcoital dysphoria ( PCD ) , the condition affects more than 40 percent of all men and women at least once in their lifetime.1 A one - off doesn't necessitate a call to your provider . But if you consistently experience PCD , meaning ...
... Postcoital dysphoria; postcoital headache. aDSM-IV-TR consolidates Masters and Johnson's excitement and plateau phases into a single excitement phase, which is preceded by the desire (appetitive) phase. The orgasm and resolution phases ...