ORIGINAL ARTICLES: Definitions/Epidemiology/Risk Factors for Sexual Dysfunction

Lewis, Ronald W.; Fugl-Meyer, Kerstin; Corona, Giovanni; Hayes, Richard D.; Laumann, Edward O.; Moreira, Edson Duarte; Rellini, Alessandra H.; Segraves, Taylor

doi:10.1111/j.1743-6109.2010.01778.x

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“…11-31%). [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] Since the fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV), the diagnosis of a sexual dysfunction is based on the presence of both a sexual impairment and distress due to this impairment. 10 Only a few epidemiological studies to date have included the assessment of sexual distress.…”

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Predictors of Sexual Distress in Women with Desire and Arousal Difficulties: Distinguishing Between Personal, Partner, and Interpersonal Distress

Hendrickx

Gijs

Janssen

et al. 2016

The Journal of Sexual Medicine

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Introduction. Although impaired sexual function is relatively common, not all sexual impairments are associated with distress. To date, most studies on protective and risk factors for sexual distress have asked about distress in a more general manner and have failed to distinguish between different dimensions of sexual distress. Aim.To examine the association of several intra-and interpersonal factors with personal-, perceived partner-, and interpersonal distress due to an impairment in sexual functioning in women. Methods.Cross-sectional representative population-based survey study with a two level random selection of Flemish women aged 14 to 80 years from the Belgian National Register. The data of 520 sexually active heterosexual women with a partner (weighted N) with an impairment in sexual desire (N=291) and/or in sexual arousal (N=273) were used for analysis. Results. Severity and number of sexual impairments were predictive of all types of sexual distress.Also, for both desire and arousal impairments, lower mental well-being predicted personal distress, and lower relationship satisfaction predicted perceived partner distress. For desire impairments, lower relationship satisfaction and less communication about sexual needs were predictive of interpersonal distress. For impairments in sexual arousal, lower mental well-being and lower relationship satisfaction were predictive of interpersonal distress.Conclusions. Personal-, perceived partner-and interpersonal distress due to sexual impairments have different types of predictors. Clinical assessment and treatment could benefit from differentiating between different types of distress, and between the intra-and interpersonal factors that are associated with them.

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Predictors of Sexual Distress in Women with Desire and Arousal Difficulties: Distinguishing Between Personal, Partner, and Interpersonal Distress

Hendrickx

Gijs

Janssen

et al. 2016

The Journal of Sexual Medicine

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“…ЕД трапляється у 50-60 % чоловіків, які страждають від ЦД [19]. В іншому дослідженні ЕД виявлялася у 49 % чоловіків, хворих на ЦД 1-го типу [25], у той час як серед чоловіків з ЦД 2-го типу цей показник досягав 89,2 % [25]. При обстеженні хворих, які перебували на стаціонарному лікуванні з приводу ЦД, автори відзначали частоту ЕД від 23 до 59 % [26].…”

Section: ключові слова: цукровий діабет; еректильна дисфункція; глікоunclassified

Сучасні Погляди На алгоритм Ведення Пацієнтів З цукровим Діабетом Та еректильною Дисфункцією

Pasyechko¹,

Krytskyy²,

Naumova³

et al. 2021

Mìžnarodnij endokrinologìčnij žurnal

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Резюме. Цукровий діабет (ЦД) поширений у всіх країнах світу. За даними Ключові слова: цукровий діабет; еректильна дисфункція; глікований гемоглобінЦукровий діабет (ЦД) залишається найгострішою медико-соціальною проблемою, пріоритетною для систем охорони здоров'я практично всіх країн світу. За даними Всесвітньої організації охорони здоров'я, в наш час на планеті налічується понад 415 млн хворих на ЦД і їх число прогресивно зростає. Кожні 12-15 років кількість хворих подвоюється, тобто до 2030 р. ЦД стане сьомою причиною смерті в усьому світі [1]. Така ж тенденція характерна і для України.У структурі статевих порушень на частку пацієнтів з ЦД як першого, так і другого типу припадає понад 40 % випадків [2-6], тобто практично кожен другий пацієнт, який страждає від порушення статевої функції, є людиною з ЦД [7]. Так, у недавньому дослідженні було показано, що еректильна дисфункція (ЕД), тоб-то нездатність досягати і/або підтримувати ерекцію, достатню для здійснення статевого акту, трапляється принаймні в половині випадків [8].Говорячи про епідеміологічні аспекти статевих розладів і, зокрема, про розлади еректильної функції у хворих на ЦД, необхідно мати на увазі, що збір даних щодо поширеності ЕД суттєво утруднений. Переважна більшість досліджень належить до загальної кількості хворих на ЦД [9][10][11], і лише деякі дослідники надають дані окремо щодо ЦД 1-го типу [12] і ЦД 2-го типу [13][14][15]. Крім того, сексопатологи вказують на склад-ність відокремлення проблеми власне ЕД від проблем статевих розладів загалом, що містять низку психоген-них порушень, головним з яких є зниження статевого потягу, а поява еректильних розладів розглядається як вторинний процес [16].Проблема визначення характеру ЕД на фоні зни-женого статевого потягу на етапі первинного огляду пацієнта дуже важлива, оскільки відповідь на питан-ня, чи пов'язаний розлад більшою мірою із супутньою соматичною патологією або зі зниженням лібідо психо-генного походження, визначає подальшу діагностичну та лікувальну тактику.Ця проблема повністю не вирішена і сьогодні, оскільки лише наприкінці 80-х років виникли інстру-© «Міжнародний ендокринологічний журнал», 2016

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“…5 Erectile dysfunction (ED) is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual intercourse and is the most common sexual problem among aging male subjects. 6,7 The Massachusetts Male Aging Study reported that 52% of their community-based survey of men aged between 40 and 70 years old suffered from some degree of ED. 7 ED has been demonstrated to have a negative impact on intimate relationships, quality of life 8 and self-esteem.…”

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“…6,7 The Massachusetts Male Aging Study reported that 52% of their community-based survey of men aged between 40 and 70 years old suffered from some degree of ED. 7 ED has been demonstrated to have a negative impact on intimate relationships, quality of life 8 and self-esteem. 9 Although the etiology of ED is complex and understood to be the result of interplay between altered erectile nerve function, cognitive decline, illness-related stress and decreased interpersonal interaction, 10,11 both the pathology of ED and dysthyroidism have been highlighted as sharing common underlying endocrine dysfunction.…”

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Hyperthyroidism and erectile dysfunction: a population-based case—control study

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Dysthyroidism has been highlighted as a common endocrine disorder associated with erectile dysfunction (ED); however, to date, no large-scale population-based study has investigated the association between hyperthyroidism and ED. This case--control study aimed to explore the association between ED and hyperthyroidism using a population-based data set. In total, 6310 adult patients who received new diagnoses of ED were recruited as cases together with 18 930 matched enrollees with no history of ED who served as controls. Conditional logistic regressions were conducted to explore the association between ED and having been previously diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. In total, 569 (2.3%) of the 25 240 sampled subjects had been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism before the index date; hyperthyroidism was found in 207 (3.3%) cases and 362 (1.90%) controls. After adjusting for potential confounding factors, the odds ratio (OR) of prior hyperthyroidism among cases was 1.64 (95% confidence interval ¼ 1.37--1.96, Po0.001) than that of controls. No association was detected between prior hyperthyroidism and ED for the 18--30, 30--39 and X70 age groups. Subjects aged between 60 and 69 years had the highest ORs for prior hyperthyroidism among cases when compared to controls (OR ¼ 1.84; 95% confidence interval ¼ 1.20--2.84; Po0.001). Our study further confirms the existence of an association between ED and prior hyperthyroidism. INTRODUCTIONHyperthyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid produces an excessive amount of thyroid hormone 1 and affects approximately 2% of women, but significantly less in men. 2 A recently conducted prevalence study in Norway found that 0.9% of all Norwegian men over 20 years old in Nord-Trù ndelag had been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. 3 Graves' disease accounts for 70% of hyperthyroidism cases, with the age of onset most often occurring during young adulthood 1 and is a genetically linked autoimmune disorder in which the body produces antibodies to its own tissues, which in turn cause the thyroid to produce excess of thyroid hormone. The other 30% of hyperthyroidism cases result from other causes, such as toxic nodular goiters, subacute thyroiditis, exposure to iodine from medications or X-ray dyes and postpartum thyroiditis. Whether on account of autoimmune, inflammatory or metabolic sources, 1 the effects of hyperthyroidism have been reported to be associated with sexual impotence among men. 3,4 Furthermore, one recent study has demonstrated that thyroid hormone nuclear receptors in the penis provide the biological basis for the direct action of thyroid hormones on this organ and suggested that physicians should be advised to investigate sexual function in men with thyroid disorders. 5 Erectile dysfunction (ED) is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual intercourse and is the most common sexual problem among aging male subjects. 6,7 The Massachusetts Male Aging Study reported that 52% of their community-based survey of men aged between 40...

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES: Definitions/Epidemiology/Risk Factors for Sexual Dysfunction

Abstract: A review of the currently available evidence from epidemiological studies is provided.

Cited by 727 publications

References 32 publications

Predictors of Sexual Distress in Women with Desire and Arousal Difficulties: Distinguishing Between Personal, Partner, and Interpersonal Distress

Predictors of Sexual Distress in Women with Desire and Arousal Difficulties: Distinguishing Between Personal, Partner, and Interpersonal Distress

Сучасні Погляди На алгоритм Ведення Пацієнтів З цукровим Діабетом Та еректильною Дисфункцією

Hyperthyroidism and erectile dysfunction: a population-based case—control study

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