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  • Brain injury can change the way a person experiences and expresses their sexuality.
  • Common problems can include reduced sex drive, difficulties with sexual functioning (such as erectile problems) and behaving sexually at inappropriate times.
  • Talking about sex can be embarrassing, but it is important for the person with brain injury and their loved ones to discuss the various problems and seek professional advice.

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Reviewed on: 14-02-2018