P-162: Comparing The Prevalence of Sexual Dysfunction in The Fertile and Infertile Women Referring to Alzahra Hospitalin 1391-1392

Background: Female sexual dysfunction(FSD) is defined as sexual desire disorders,sexual Arousal disorders,orgasmic disorders and sexual pain disorders that result from anatomical,physiological ,medical and psychological multiple factors and cause personal severe discomfortibility and affect quality of life and relationship between individuals. The aim of this study is to compare the prevalence of sexual dysfunction in the fertile and infertile women referring to Alzahra clinical training center of Rasht. Materials and Methods: This study was compaired prevalence of sexual dysfunction on the 149 fertile women and 147 infertile women referring to Alzahra hospital of Rasht in 1391-1392 that used FSFI questionnaire. Results: Sexual desire disorder in fertile group was 69/8% and infertile group was 54/4%,sexual arousal disorder in fertile group was 63/8% and infertile group was 47/6%, lubrication disorder in fertile group was 22/1% and infertile group was 19/7%,orgasm disorder in fertile group was 23/5% and infertile group was 13/6%,satisfaction disorder in fertile group was 15/4% and infertile group was 8/2%,pain disorder in fertile group was 43% and infertile group was 46/9%,female sexual dysfunction in fertile group was 74/5% and infertile group was 68%. Conclusion: Female sexual dysfunction in fertile women was more than infertile women. Evaluation of the infertile patients in other aspects may be beneficial.