Sexual Dysfunctions

Question 1

Prevalence of sexual dysfunction in women (%)

Answer 1

40-45%

Question 2

Prevalence of sexual dysfunction in men (%)

Answer 2

20-30%

Question 3

DSM-5 definition of Sexual Dysfunction

Answer 3

A clinically significant disturbance in a person’ ability to respond sexually or to experience sexual pleasure.

Minimum duration of 6 months. Has to be experienced in almost all or all occasions of sexual activity (75-100%)

Question 4

Severity of premature ejaculation (mild, moderate, severe)

Answer 4

Mild = 30-60 seconds
Moderate = 15-30 seconds
Severe = 15 seconds or less

Question 5

What is the most common sexual dysfunction?

Answer 5

Sexual DESIRE disorder

Question 6

What is the least common male sexual complaint?

Answer 6

Delayed ejaculation (average time is about 20 minutes)

Question 7

Define Female Orgasmic Disorder

Answer 7

Marked delay in, or absence of orgasm. Orgasm is a learned (not automatic) response.

Prevalence is around 51%.

Question 8

Define Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction

Answer 8

Often sudden onset; preservation of morning erections and nocturnal erections; achieve erection with masturbation; usually younger patients

Question 9

Define Organic Erectile Dysfunction

Answer 9

Gradual deterioration; decrease in morning erections and nocturnal erections; no erections with masturbation; no loss of libido