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EPA-1778 – Travestism and fetishism: A case report

P. C. L. de Carvalho, H. Salgado, O. Campos, F. Ochoa

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Abstract

Paraphilias are rarely diagnosed in the clinical setting, although the estimated highest possible lifetime prevalence is approximately 12% for males and 4% for females. There are various presentations, including transvestism and fetishism. In this regard we present a case report of a 41 year old patient with a clinical picture compatible with Transvestism and Fetishism, whose clinical diagnosis was clinched years later. The objective of this paper is to describe a case report whose diagnosis is compatible with transvestism and fetishism. Understanding the clinical features of this pathology, regarding a diagnostic and therapeutic improvement. Case report and bibliographic research on Pubmed e Medscape Travestism and Fetishism is often under-diagnosed and occurs almost exclusively in heterosexual men and can cause significant distress. Therefore, it is crucial to clinch an early diagnosis in order to start an appropriate treatment.

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Paraphilias are rarely diagnosed in the clinical setting, although the estimated highest possible lifetime prevalence is approximately 12% for males and 4% for females. There are various presentations, including transvestism and fetishism. In this regard we present a case report of a 41 year old patient with a clinical picture compatible with Transvestism and Fetishism, whose clinical diagnosis was clinched years later. The objective of this paper is to describe a case report whose diagnosis is compatible with transvestism and fetishism. Understanding the clinical features of this pathology, regarding a diagnostic and therapeutic improvement. Case report and bibliographic research on Pubmed e Medscape Travestism and Fetishism is often under-diagnosed and occurs almost exclusively in heterosexual men and can cause significant distress. Therefore, it is crucial to clinch an early diagnosis in order to start an appropriate treatment.

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Paraphilias are rarely diagnosed in the clinical setting, although the estimated highest possible lifetime prevalence is approximately 12% for males and 4% for females. There are various presentations, including transvestism and fetishism. In this regard we present a case report of a 41 year old patient with a clinical picture compatible with Transvestism and Fetishism, whose clinical diagnosis was clinched years later. The objective of this paper is to describe a case report whose diagnosis is compatible with transvestism and fetishism. Understanding the clinical features of this pathology, regarding a diagnostic and therapeutic improvement. Case report and bibliographic research on Pubmed e Medscape Travestism and Fetishism is often under-diagnosed and occurs almost exclusively in heterosexual men and can cause significant distress. Therefore, it is crucial to clinch an early diagnosis in order to start an appropriate treatment.

Key concepts: Fetishism, Transvestism, Paraphilia, Distress, Psychology, Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychotherapist

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