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Paraphilic Disorder and Gender Dysphoria
Paraphilic Disorder and Gender Dysphoria
M A N D A L , A J AY K U M A R
4TH MEDICAL STUDENT
GULLAS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
OBJECTIVES
• Introduction
• Diagnostic Criteria
• Differential Diagnosis
• Treatment
PARAPHILIC DISORDERS
Paraphilias(perversions) are sexual stimuli or acts that are deviations
from normal sexual behaviors but are necessary for some persons to
experience arousal(Imagination) and orgasm.
• when the fantasy has not been acted upon, the term paraphilic
disorder should not be applied.
• A special fantasy with its unconscious and conscious components is the
pathognomonic element of the paraphilia with sexual arousal and orgasm
being associated phenomena that reinforce the fantasy or impulse.
EPIDEMIOLOGY:
The onset of paraphilic acts can result from persons modeling their behavior on
the behavior of others who have carried out paraphilic acts and mimicking sexual
behavior.
BIOLOGICAL FACTORS
• The fantasy distressing the patient contains unusual sexual material that is
relatively fixed and shows only minor variations.
• Arousal and orgasm depend on the mental elaboration, if not the behavioral
playing out of the fantasy. Sexual activity is makes use of degraded objects.
EXHIBITIONISM:
• Is the recurrent urge to expose the genitals to
a stranger or to an unsuspecting person.
Sexual excitement occurs in anticipation of the
exposure and orgasm is brought about by
masturbation during or after the event.
NECROPHILIA
• Necrophilia is an obsession with obtaining sexual gratification from cadavers.
Most persons with this disorder find corpses in morgues but some have been
known to rob graves or even to murder to satisfy their sexual urges.
PARTIALISM
• Persons with the disorder of partialism
concentrate their sexual activity on one part of
the body to the exclusion of all others.
• Masculinity, femininity, and gender identity result more from postnatal life
events
B. PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
Abused child- Some children are given the message that they would be more
valued if they adopted the gender identity of the opposite sex. Rejected or
abused children may act on such a belief.
Some have periods of hiding their gender identity, many entering into
stereotypic activities and employment in order to convince themselves and
some do not have gender nonconforming identities.
B.DUAL-ROLE TRANSVESTISM:
Wearing clothes of the opposite sex in order to experience
temporarily membership of the opposite sex.
INTERSEX CONDITIONS
It is easier to assign a child to be female than to assign one to be male, because male-to-
female genital surgical procedures are far more advanced than female-to-male procedures.
The exact procedure of the surgery depends on what is the cause of a less common body
phenotype in the first place. There is often concern as to whether surgery should be
performed at all.
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