Sexualität nach der Schwangerschaft

Sexualität ist gesund und ein Aspekt von Lebensqualität. Viele Frauen bzw. Paare haben nach der Geburt ihres Kindes sexuelle Probleme, die auch länger anhalten können. In der Beratung ist es wichtig, Sexualität anzusprechen und Wissen zu vermitteln.

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