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DOI: Treatment Of Sexual Dysfunctions In The "Doctor D" Hospital In Uzbekistan
Sakellion Dimitrios Nikolaos , Psychiatrist, Associate Professor Of The Department Of Therapeutic Directions III, Tashkent State Dental Institute. Multidisciplinary Hospital "Doctor D", Uzbekistan Irgashev Dilmurad Saatovich , Director, Multidisciplinary Hospital "Doctor D", Tashkent, Uzbekistan Alimov Ulugbek Khudoyarovich , Tashkent Institute For Advanced Medical Education, Prof. Head Department, Uzbekistan Sultanov Shokhrukh Khabibullaevich , Tashkent State Dental Institute, Associate Professor Of The Department "Therapeutic Directions III", Head. Department, Uzbekistan Gopurova Gulchehra Farruhovna , Tashkent State Dental Institute, Associate Professor Of The Department "Therapeutic Directions III", Head. Department, UzbekistanAbstract
Long-term studies of clinical hypnosis at the "Doctor D" hospital in Uzbekistan demonstrate the effectiveness of this method in the treatment of various sexual disorders. This is confirmed by the change in the behavior of the subject in interpersonal relationships. Neurophysiological monitoring objectively confirms the change in the biorhythmic activity of the brain towards positive emotions, with the resurrection of feelings in the relationship of spouses.
Keywords
Clinical hypnosis, sexual dysfunction
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