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T09-O-09 Assessment of the relational factor in male patients consulting for sexual dysfunction: the concept of couple sexual dysfunction.

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العنوان: T09-O-09 Assessment of the relational factor in male patients consulting for sexual dysfunction: the concept of couple sexual dysfunction.
المؤلفون: Corona, G., Petrone, L., Mannucci, E., Lotti, F., Ricca, V., Fisher, A.D., Forti, G., Maggi, M.
المصدر: Sexologies; Apr2008 Supplement 1, Vol. 17, pS119-S119, 1p
مصطلحات موضوعية: SEXUAL dysfunction, IMPOTENCE, SCALE analysis (Psychology), DISEASE incidence, PSYCHOSOCIAL factors, SYMPTOMS
مستخلص: Objectives: To date it is not clear to which extent a clinical, sexual dysfunction in the female partner might associate with erectile dysfunction (ED) in the male partner. The present study is aimed at the assessment of clinical features of ED associated with relational disturbances. Materials and methods: In a consecutive series of 1140 male subjects reporting a stable couple relationship we evaluated the impact of relational factors, as assessed by SIEDY Scale 2 (exploring, as reported by the patient, menopausal symptoms, partner''s medical illness interfering with sexual activity and reduced partner desire and climax). Several hormonal, bio-chemical and instrumental parameters were also studied. Results: We found that SIEDY Scale 2 is significantly and independently from other factors (as the organic ones) associated with ED, delayed ejaculation, hypoactive sexual desire and decreased number of intercourses. In particular, the chance of being affected by severe ED increased by 10 [1-10] % for each increment of SIEDY Scale 2 score (p<0.05). SIEDY Scale 2 scores are assoced with an advanced age of the partner and a long couple relationship (<10 years), independently from patient''s age. In addition, an increased relational factor significantly (p<0.0001) correlates with increased extra-marital affairs (r=0.111), conflicts in the couple (r=0.279), alcohol abuse (r=0.155) and presence of depressive symptoms (r=0.182). Conclusions: Our result should encourage the clinicians to consider the context in which the sexual symptom develops, analysing the relationship and partner''s behaviour and diseases. Ameliorating the relational background and the sexual framework might help in treating male sexual dysfunction. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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تدمد:11581360
DOI:10.1016/S1158-1360(08)72842-1