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Table 1 Demographic characteristics

From: Coping with dyspareunia, the importance of inter and intrapersonal context on women’s sexual distress: a population-based study

 

Total number = 590 Number (%)

Women’s age (year )

30 <

146 (24.7)

30–39

283 (48)

40–49

124 (21)

<50

37 (6.3)

Min-Max

18–61

Mean (SD)

8.1 ± 35.5

Duration of marriage (year)

 

1–9

237 (40.2)

10–19

216 (36.6)

20–29

96 (16.3)

<30

41 (7.0)

Min–Max

1–47

Mean (SD)

9.1 ± 13.7

Nnumber of children

 

0

37 (6.3)

1

183 (31.0)

2

255 (43.2)

3

98 (16.6)

<4

17 (2.9)

Financial situation

 

Appropriate

402 (68.1)

In middle range

164 (27.8)

Inappropriate

24 (4.1)

Women’s education

 

Primary/secondary school

148 (25.1)

High school

288 (48.8)

Under graduate

136 (23.1)

Ms. and PhD

18 (3.1)

Women occupation

 

Household

527 (89.3)

Governmental job (Office jobs)

36 (6.1)

Non-governmental job

27 (4.5)

Having privacy room

 

Yes

467 (79.3)

No

122 (20.7)

Having privacy room

 

Yes

467 (79.3)

No

122 (20.7)

Vestibular pain

Yes

25 (4.2)

No

564 (95.6)

Menopause

 

Yes

36 (6.1)

No

554 (93.9)

Self-confidence

High

197 (33.5)

Moderate

273 (46.4)

Low

118 (20.1)

Body image satisfaction

High

195 (33.4)

Moderate

265 (44.9)

Low

128 (21.7)

Intimacy with spouse

 

High

404 ( 68.5)

Moderate

116 (19.6)

Low

70 (11.9)

Sexual Satisfaction

High

353 (59.8)

Moderate

154 (26.1)

Low

83 (14.1)

Marital satisfaction

High

365 (61.8)

Moderate

158 (26.8)

Low

67 (11.4)