The factors affecting sexual satisfaction and sexual myths in married women: A prospective study

Aim: The cultural differences and taboos of the society affect women’s sexual life relationship qualities their belief in myths. In addition, demographic characteristics living conditions are also effective on Our aim this study is to analyze frequency believing myths married women examine factors affecting qualities.
 Material Method: Married between ages 18-55 tertiary gynecology obstetrics clinic were included study, prospectively. Demographic such as age, marital status, marriage employment monthly income, family structure number children, compared. Golombok-Rust Inventory Sexual Satisfaction (GRISS) Scale, which used evaluate quality intercourse dysfunctions, Myth Scale determine status having used. 
 Results: Overall 171 study. median age was 35 years (IQR 29-43) 60.8% (n=104) university graduates 20.5% (n=35) graduate/doctoral graduates. rate among 21.4%. As increased, decreased (p