Research
Female Sexual Dysfunction in Subfertility Patients vs. Those Seeking Fertility Control
Author(s): Mostafa Abdulla Elsayed Mahmoud*
Background: Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) and subfertility are common problems affecting approximately 43% and 20% of women respectively. Studies on the association of female sexual dysfunction and infertility are not much. The presented study compares the prevalence of female sexual dysfunction in patients on assessment for sub-fertility and those either seeking or already on fertility control services at a private sonolive clinic in Benha.
Methods: This was an analytical cross-sectional study. Eligible women of reproductive age (20-43years), attending the private sonolive infertility clinic in Benha Egypt in the period from January 2019 to July 2020 with complaints of subfertility, and those seeking fertility control services (as controls) were requested to fill a general demographic tool containing personal data and the Female Sexual Fu.. Read More»
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