Jacob Rickards current event 9/29/10

In the article " Men with bladder exstrophy report robust sex lives, but women fare worse, Hopkins study shows", it explains that men have more robust sex lives than women if their bladder is formed on the outside of their abdomen. This is called bladder extrophy and requires surgeries from when the patient is born. Two thirds of women with this condition report to be dissatisfied with their sex lives. However, only thirty six percent of men are not moderately or very satisfied. Falling of the uterus, which is called prolapse, is a common complication during surgery to cure this condition.
In my opinion this article was very intersesting. I would have never guessed that men with bladder exstrophy have more robust sex lives than women would with the same condition. In this article it explains that men will have more robust sex lives if the bladder is formed on the outside of the abdomen. I wonder how they proved that and i also wonder why that is. With modern day technology there is so much to be explored!