Conceptual Framework on Effects of Music in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome of A Case

Abstract

Music is a source of pleasure and creativity. In the present work an attempt to relate musical experiences

with sexual suggestiveness has made in the clinical population (PCOS). The subject’s personality along case

history has been assessed. It is a single case research design (n=1, a female unmarried case of 32 years). 11

songs (including a background music) were judged by the subject to determine the level of suggestiveness.

The songs were evaluated by the researchers (one male and one female) to know suitability of the parameters

fixed in this study. Inductive analysis for creative synthesis was maintained to discover patterns in sexual

behavior of the subject. Results were analyzed and discussed. Importance of mirror neurons and masturbatory

guilt has been stated. Subject’s behavioral changes were analyzed by researchers through online media

(interface). Non pharmacological application has been emphasized to heal the patient with PCOS, a medical

condition. This is a six month long pilot study. A patient oriented affordable management plan has remained

the focus of the study.