This module offers a thorough exploration of sexuality and reproductive health in solid organ transplant (SOT) recipients, equipping healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and skills to address these sensitive topics.
It starts with a personal account from a patient representative, who discusses her experience of pregnancy after kidney transplantation. This introduction sets the stage for understanding the challenges faced by SOT recipients.
The module then covers common sexual problems, medical and psychosocial treatments, and effective strategies for patient discussions. It also addresses contraceptive use post-transplant and pregnancy outcomes, providing crucial insights for counselling women and managing pregnancy in both female and male recipients.

Learning objectives:

After finalising this module, participants will be able to:

• identify sexual problems after SOT
• get knowledge on frequently sexual problems after SOT
• give recommendations on how to discuss this subject with recipients
• get knowledge on potential treatment of sexual problems
• get knowledge on anti-conceptive drugs after SOT
• get knowledge on pregnancy outcomes after SOT
• get knowledge on effect of pregnancy on the graft
• give recommendations on how to counsel SOT recipients
• get knowledge on risk factors for adverse pregnancy outcomes
• get knowledge on how to guide/treat SOT recipients during pregnancy.

To obtain your credits, please complete the EACCME evaluation survey located under the tab "EACCME evaluation survey" in each module.