Anxiety related to sexual abuse: A case of recurrent priapism

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Abstract

Recurrent priapism is notoriously difficult to treat and very distressing to the sufferer. There is little literature about emotional contributors to this condition. We report a case of a man with sexual abuse and severe anxiety who responded acutely to emotion- focused treatment with persistent cessation of severe recurrent priapism episodes. A second case treated with the same method had a similar response to treatment. Emotional factors may be relevant in certain cases of recurrent priapism and these factors warrant clinical management and formal study. © 2013 Canadian Urological Association.

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Abbass, A., Grantmyre, J., & Kay, R. L. (2013). Anxiety related to sexual abuse: A case of recurrent priapism. Journal of the Canadian Urological Association, 7(2), 48–50. https://doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.233

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