FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN SUBFERTILITY PATIENTS VERSUS THOSE SEEKING FERTILITY CONTROL

Background: Female sexual dysfunction (FSD) and subfertility are common problems affecting approximately 43 20% of women respectively. Studies on association female infertility is not much .the presented study compare the prevalence in patients assessment for sub-fertility those either seeking or already fertility control services at a private sonolive clinic Benha. Methods:This was an analytical cross sectional study. Eligible reproductive age (20–43 years), attending Benha Egypt period from January 2019 to July 2020 with complaints (as controls)were requested fill general demographic tool containing personal data Sexual Function Index (FSFI) questionnaire after informed consent. calculated as percentage achieving overall FSFI score 26.55. Results:The 45% subfertile group 35% group. The difference statistically significant (p = 0.006).the important affected items were desire lubrication also infrequent coitus window Conclusion:The present demonstrated between status dysfunction. Subfertility type associated especially which affect whole