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Table 4 The results obtained from the logistic regression analyses for sexual dysfunctions for subscales of the FSFI (n = 226)*

From: Determinants of sexual dysfunction in women with multiple sclerosis

  

Adjusted OR (95% CI)

P

Desire

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

2.06 (1.14–3.69)

0.015

Arousal

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

3.18 (1.80–5.62)

< 0.001

Lubrication

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

2.82 (1.34–5.92)

0.006

Pain

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

4.58 (1.77–11.80)

0.002

 

Duration of marriage (years)

  
 

>10

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

10-20

2.84 (0.78–2.56)

0.042

 

21-40

2.92 (1.35–5.92)

0.113

Orgasm

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

2.55 (1.41–4.61)

0.002

 

Disease duration (years)

  
 

0-8

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

≥ 9

0.42 (0.19–0.93)

0.033

 

BDI score

1.03 (1.00–1.06)

0.023

Satisfaction

   
 

Age

  
 

≤ 35

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

> 35

3.44 (1.70–6.96)

0.001

 

EDSS score

  
 

0-4.5

1.0 (ref.)

 
 

5-8

0.33 (0.11–0.95)

0.04

 

BDI score

1.04 (1.00–1.07)

0.012

  1. * Derived from multiple logistic regression analysis while dysfunctions on the above subscales were treated as dependent variables and age, education, occupation, disease duration, marriage duration, disease severity, the EDSS and the BDI scores were considered as independent variables. Only the significant results are reported for each subscale.