Male Chronic Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome study. Do you experience pain in the genital or pelvic region? McGill
University and the Department of Urology at the Royal Victoria Hospital
are seeking men over the age of 18 who experience pain in the genital
or pelvic region to participate in research to better explain this
problem.
The study involves answering questionnaires and a session which will last around 1.5 to 2 hours. Participation during the session includes:
- a structured interview;
- a
sensory testing session;
- a urology examination;
- urine samples.
Some
minor pain may be experienced during the procedures, but no other
health risks are posed. Participants will be reimbursed $50 for their
expenses. For more information,
please call Seth Davis at (514) 398-5323 or email seth.davis@mail.mcgill.ca. This
study is directed by Dr. Y. M. Binik, Department of Psychology, McGill
University, Sex and Couple Therapy Service, McGill University Health
Center (Royal Victoria Hospital).
Pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse
in postmenopausal women research study McGill
University and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the
Jewish General Hospital are seeking postmenopausal women aged 45 to 65
who experience pain during sexual intercourse to participate in a
research study to examine this problem.
The study
involves answering questionnaires and a session which will last around
1.5 to 2 hours. Participation during the session includes:
- a structured interview;
- a
sensory testing session;
- a gynecological
examination;
- a blood test.
Some
pain may be experienced during the procedures, but no other health
risks are posed. Participants will be reimbursed $50 for their
expenses. For more information,
please call Alina Kao at (514) 398-5323. This
study is directed by Dr. Y. M. Binik, Department of Psychology, McGill
University, Sex and Couple Therapy Service, McGill University Health
Center (Royal Victoria Hospital).
Research project on sexual pain disorders.
Are you avoiding or unable to engage in sexual intercourse and/or
gynecological examination and/or tampon insertion?
The Department of Psychology at McGill
University and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the
Jewish General Hospital are seeking women aged 18 to 40 who avoid or
are unable to experience vaginal penetration to participate in a study
examining the role that fear and pain play in sexual pain disorders.
The study involves a 3-hour session. Participation
involves: - a semi-structured interview and
questionnaires;
- psychophysiological monitoring;
- a
physical examination;
- a sensory testing session.
Some minor pain may be experienced during the procedures, but
no other health risks are posed. Participants will be reimbursed $75. For more information, call
Marie-Andrée Lahaie at 398-5323. This
study is directed by Dr. Y. M. Binik, Department of Psychology, McGill
University, Sex and Couple Therapy Service, McGill University Health
Center (Royal Victoria Hospital).
Development of a genital temperature measure
of sexual arousal
Seeking healthy men and women aged 35 or
older to participate in a research study sponsored by the Sex and
Couple Therapy Service and the Department of Urology of the Royal
Victoria Hospital to develop a genital temperature measure of sexual
arousal. Participation takes and hour and a half and includes a brief
telephone screening, viewing sexually explicit, anxiety provoking,
humorous and/or neutral video segments and having your genital
temperature monitored remotely through a special thermographic imaging
camera. Participants will be reimbursed $50 for their participation. For more information or to participate
please contact thermalimagingstudy@hotmail.com
or 514-398-5323 This study is
directed by Dr. Y. M. Binik, Department of Psychology, McGill
University, Sex and Couple Therapy Service, McGill University Health
Center (Royal Victoria Hospital).
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