Direct evidence is thin. The claim is plausible and aligns with adjacent findings, but there isn't yet a body of high-quality work that would let us call it well-supported on its own terms.
what is the role of cliteral Doppler testing there's no research on carnid calcium scores or carne Cs on women and they're correlate with sexual function and can we use these both as mirrors of sexual function and predictors of other issues other vascular issues for women
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do we have similar measures in women right um so first of all if someone comes to me and says like I have no genital sensation does that mean that she has vascular disease right um um I mean there's also nerves there but you know it's it's it's really not as clear-cut like a man comes in and says you know I don't have an erection right woman's like I don't feel you know I can't be sure that exactly what it is but um there's been some research looking at using something called clitoral cuddler Doppler ultrasound or CDU with assess with assessment of like the blood flow which is called the pulsatile index uh looking at resistance to blood flow as an objective measure of how to assess arousal in women so right now it's just at the level of the lab or research it's not really being used clinically except in a very few selected practices who also researched this so like if someone comes in and says I don't feel can I put a [Music] glitteralmond her sexual function and also as a mirror for her systemic blood vascular risk again we don't we're we're starting to study that but we don't have clear information