Spasms of the pubococcygeus muscle are likely to result in which disorder in women?
A) Peyronie's disorder
B) substance/medication-induced sexual disorder
C) genital-pelvic pain/penetration disorder
D) Klinefelter's disorder

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Spasms of the pubococcygeus muscle can lead to genital-pelvic pain/penetration disorder in women, also known as vaginismus. This is a condition where the muscles surrounding the vagina involuntarily contract, making penetration painful or even impossible. It is often caused by fear or anxiety related to sexual activity. Peyronie's disorder is a condition that affects the penis, not the female pelvic muscles. Substance/medication-induced sexual disorder is a possibility, but the question specifies the pubococcygeus muscle as the cause. Klinefelter's disorder is a genetic condition that affects males, not females.

Spasms of the Pubococcygeus Muscle Are Likely to Result in Which