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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Sex Med. 2009 Jun 29;6(9):2455–2466. doi: 10.1111/j.1743-6109.2009.01374.x

Table 2.

Sexual function incidence (1996–2004) without prevalent cases for men in the Olmsted County Study of Urinary Symptoms and Health Status among Men

Age Erectile dysfunction

Incident cases Person-years Incidence/1,000 95% CI
40–49 8 1,328 6 3, 12
50–59 54 4,406 12 9, 16
60–69 88 2,346 38 30, 46
70+ 102 866 118 96, 143
40+ 252 8,946 28 25, 32
Age Low libido

Incident cases Person-years Incidence/1,000 95% CI

40–49 13 1,333 10 5, 17
50–59 94 4,211 22 18, 27
60–69 98 2,269 43 35, 53
70+ 96 813 118 96, 144
40+ 301 8,626 35 31, 39
Age Ejaculatory dysfunction

Incident cases Person-years Incidence/1,000 95% CI

40–49 5 1,354 4 1, 9
50–59 41 4,481 9 7, 12
60–69 75 2,552 29 23, 37
70+ 110 1,065 103 85, 124
40+ 231 9,452 24 21, 28
Age Perceived sexual problems

Incident cases Person-years Incidence/1,000 95% CI

40–49 9 1,362 7 3, 13
50–59 37 4,495 8 6, 11
60–69 53 2,598 20 15, 27
70+ 56 1,360 41 31, 53
40+ 155 9,815 16 13, 18
Age Low sexual satisfaction

Incident cases Person-years Incidence/1,000 95% CI

40–49 28 1,242 23 15, 33
50–59 119 3,796 31 26, 38
60–69 88 2,145 41 33, 51
70+ 75 1,174 64 50, 80
40+ 310 8,357 37 33, 41