European Older Adults’ Use of Lubricants and Medications to Enhance Erectile Function

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Aim: What is the prevalence of using lubricants and medication to enhance erectile function among older adults, and what predicts such use? Methods: Survey data were collected in probability samples among 60–75 year olds in Norway, Denmark, Belgium, and Portugal. Results: In men, the use of medication was highest in Norway (26%) and lowest in Portugal (12%). In women, the use of lubricants was highest in Norway (31%), and lowest in Belgium (3%). Compared to those who had no sexual difficulties, the use of medication/lubricants were higher in individuals with sexual difficulties. Conclusion: The findings contribute to an increased attention to the sexual health of older adults.

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Træen, B., Hald, G. M., Fischer, N., & Janssen, E. (2020). European Older Adults’ Use of Lubricants and Medications to Enhance Erectile Function. International Journal of Sexual Health, 32(2), 81–93. https://doi.org/10.1080/19317611.2020.1749210

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