In addition to the usefulness for health, which has the ability to deliver weight loss surgery, a fresh study demonstrates, in fact, that it has the ability to increase the sexual life of the patient.

Including than any other, in fact that the increase often can be long.

Subsequently monitor the impact of cost weight surgery on sexual life up to 2,000 patients, the researchers have noticed, in fact that about the middle of their stated visible improvements in their sexual artisanal skill 5 years after operation.

"In this study, we considered four nuances of sexual functioning, covering the frequency of aspiration, the frequency of energy, the level at which bodily well - being limits sexual energy, and the contentment of a sexy life," explained the Creator of the study Christine Steffen.

Subsequently, comparing the reports before the operation with the skill subsequently of the operation, she and her colleague came to the conclusion, in fact, that "the improvement of sexual satisfaction, as a rule, is saved in the direction of 5 years later the operation as the ladies, for example, and the men."

Steffen is considered a doctor of medicine at the school of pharmacy of the North Dakota Institute in Fargo.

The average age of the study members was 47 years, and the bulk of them were ladies. They all performed their own first weight-loss function-in most cases, gastric bypass-in one of 10 different hospitals across the United States at some point between 2005 and 2009.

Before the operation, all patients suffered from obesity, the average body mass index was close to 46. The body mass index (BMI) is a measurement based on weight and lift. (For example, a person lifting 6 feet and weighing 339 pounds has a body mass index of 46.)

Scientists did not recognize the patients, whether bad sex life is considered the main motivator for this, in order to desire to arrange an operation. Not least, the team noticed, in fact that before surgery within 70% of ladies and 74 % of men said, in fact they are not satisfied with your own sexy life. Within 60 % of ladies and 67% of men have directly stated the presence of preoperative bodily restrictions when it comes to sexual energy.

A year later, operations within 92% of patients in the direction of the previous month learned about their sexual function. Between those who said about sexual dissatisfaction before the operation, 56% of the ladies and 49% of the men said that everything had improved.

In its own turn, within 1400 patients were followed up in the direction of another 4 years later surgery. Steffen what exactly that moment "was less women, in which there was improvement in most areas in the 5th year compared with the first year actually which means that actually not all of the improvement observed at early stages after operation, are preserved in all patients over time."

Not paying attention to it, Steffen declared, actually that to a five-year mark 1 the third part of ladies still stated about postoperative improvements from the point of view of frequency of their sexual aspiration and joint sexual energy. Five years later, more than fifty percent of them still said, in fact, that they have fewer bodily limitations of well-being when it comes to sexual energy, and more than fifty percent still show that they are actually more satisfied with their own sexual life.

Actually as for men, according to Steffen's texts, the bulk of them still report on the steady improvement of their own sexual life at the five-year turn in all directions, except for the limitations of physiological well-being. Still, 68 % of the men said that these sexual restrictions are still less than the tasks of 5 years.

Steffen that, actually that decrease depressed symptoms, appears to be associated with the improvement of the sexy functions as men, for example, and with the ladies. However, the team did not assess the impact of the operation on erectile dysfunction, as a result, it remains unclear what role this moment had the opportunity to play.

The results were posted online in February. 20 in the journal JAMA Surgery.

Dr. Dana Telem, who is considered a co-author of the accompanying editorial note, is considered an associate Professor in the little invasive surgery Department of the Michigan Institute. She said, in fact, that the conclusions are not considered sudden.

"Often later bariatric surgery patients feel more energetic and see a decrease in weight-related medical conditions that have all the chances to affect the sexual well - being, including in the direction of the first few months of the operation," she explained. "In this way, I'm not really surprised, in fact, that for many patients it will still lead to an improvement in sexual function."

But Telem added, in fact that the study focuses on a number of non-standard angle of view on the likely outstanding qualities of bariatric surgery that would have had the opportunity to help "reduce obstacles, these as partiality and stigma around the operation."