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What is a difference in anatomical structure between women and men that can contribute to a higher risk of infection in women?
What is a gender-specific condition that women may experience?
Which of the following conditions is more common in females?
What is a condition that is more common in males, with no clear organic explanation?
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What is the likely explanation for the difference in prevalence of certain conditions between males and females?
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Study Notes
Gender and Visceral Pain
- Visceral pain affects both genders, but with some gender-specific differences and conditions.
- Gender-specific conditions in females include menstrual pain, labour pain, and post-partum visceral pain.
Anatomical Differences
- Females have a shorter urethra, making them more prone to genitourinary tract infections.
Gender-Specific Prevalence of Conditions
- Females are more likely to experience irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and gall bladder disease.
- Males are more likely to experience ischaemic heart disease (IHD).
- Genetic factors are likely to contribute to these differences, with no clear organic explanation.
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Description
Explore how visceral pain affects different genders, including gender-specific conditions and anatomical differences. Learn about the prevalence of certain conditions in each gender.
