Sexuality of Elderly People

IF 0.2 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Magdalena Naja-Wiśniewska, Ryszard Maciejewski, B. Nieradko-Iwanicka
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Abstract

Abstract The subject of the work is the rarely discussed issue of the sexuality of the elderly. The article describes the sexuality of people in the "autumn of life". The aim of this work is to draw attention to the need to promote sexual health, as well as to prevent sexual disorders. A review of 34 literature items on various aspects of sexuality in the elderly was made: physiology, psyche, and social significance. There are restrictions on the intimate sphere resulting from the need for older people to stay in care and treatment facilities, social welfare homes. Love is presented as a biochemical process to show that it does not depend only on the changing corporeality of a person and that its epicenter is in the brain. The change of the hierarchy of sexual needs occurring with age, the evolution of the art of love from procreation to pleasure and sensuality are presented. Conclusion: the sexuality of seniors is an important sphere of their everyday life and has a large impact on functioning in society, as well as on the perception of their own attractiveness and self-acceptance.
长者的性取向
作品的主题是老年人的性取向这一很少被讨论的问题。这篇文章描述了人们在“生命之秋”时的性行为。这项工作的目的是提请人们注意促进性健康和预防性功能障碍的必要性。对老年人性行为的生理、心理和社会意义等方面的34项文献进行了综述。由于老年人需要住在护理和治疗设施、社会福利院,亲密领域受到限制。爱是一种生化过程,表明它不仅依赖于一个人不断变化的肉体,而且它的中心在大脑中。呈现了性需求层次随年龄的变化,以及爱的艺术从生育到愉悦和感官的演变。结论:老年人的性行为是他们日常生活的一个重要领域,对他们的社会功能以及对他们自身吸引力和自我接受度的感知有很大的影响。
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Polish Hyperbaric Research
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