Sexual dysfunction in women with increased cardiovascular risk

Abstract Funding Acknowledgements Type of funding sources: None. Introduction Normal sexual function is considered as an essential aspect quality life. Distortions the activity can result in psychosocial conflicts, separation, depression and even increased morbidity mortality. Sexual dysfunction (SD) age related, progressive more prevalent among women than men. An prevalence SD has been reported females with risk factors for cardiovascular (CV) disease. Aim To evaluate CV compared general female population using Female Function Index (FSFI). Methods 107 hypertension and/or diabetes mellitus (DM) 75 healthy were enrolled study. All participants completed questionnaires, evaluating their sociodemographic characteristics, health status, physical Results Mean subject was 50,4±6,62 y. group 47,1±6,97 control group, respectively (p<0,001). There no significant differences between groups due to other baseline characteristics – marital educational level, employment income. Higher menopause found (63,6% vs 37,3%, p<0,001). Dyslipidemia (52,9% 28,9%, p<0,01), obesity (34,6% 8%, p<0,001) family history premature coronary artery disease (20,6% 8,1%, p=0,02) significantly risk. difference smoking (72,9% 64%, NS). The majority study had minimal or everyday activity. No both observed. According FSFI, often (64% 33,3%, scores all domains desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction pain, lower DM group. These trends seemed prominent premenopause females. FSFI score postmenopausal women. subgroup premenopausal (21,02±10,98 28,24±5,37, Conclusion Females have like dyslipidemia, They also SD, especially Screening should be discussed SD.