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Sexual satisfaction may boost self-care for people with epilepsy

When people with epilepsy are satisfied with their sexual relationships, they are more likely to better manage their condition, a new study shows.

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Relationship and sexual satisfaction are linked to better self-care for people with epilepsy

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Relationship and sexual satisfaction are linked to better self-care for people with epilepsy
When people with epilepsy are more satisfied with their intimate relationships, they are also more likely to manage their condition better, according to a study from the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University Bloomington and the IU School of Nursing at IUPUI.
The IU study recently published in the journal Epilepsy & Behavior provides an increased understanding of the significant role that intimate relationships can play in the lives of people with epilepsy. Data gathered from a survey of 88 people with epilepsy revealed that intimate connections with others are a common concern, and many have difficulties navigating and maintaining relationships.

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