Table 6.

Psychosexual Function Among Survivors With OF (n = 235): SFQ

Factor	Desire			Arousal			Masturbation			Activity			Problems			Overall Score
	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P	Mean Difference*	95% CI	P
Age at follow-up, years
31-53 v 18-30†										−0.71	−1.24 to −0.19	.008
Marital status
Currently v never†	0.59	0.08 to 1.10	.024	0.57	0.15 to 0.99	.008	−0.39	−0.76 to −0.02	.039
Formerly v never†	0.82	−0.01 to 1.64	.054	0.55	−0.12 to 1.22	.11	0.03	−0.57 to 0.63	.92
Education
> High school v ≤ high school†							0.37	0.04 to 0.71	.03
Income, $
≥ 20,000 v < 20,000†													7.71	3.29 to 12.13	< .001	1.89	0.72 to 3.05	.002
Cranial irradiation
Yes v no†	−0.52	−0.99 to −0.05	.031

NOTE. Only results for significant factors are shown. SFQ interest, satisfaction, and relationship subscales had no significant relationship with any factor: age at onset of OF, age at follow-up, age at cancer diagnosis, marital status, education, income, ethnicity/race, currently receiving OCP/HRT, cranial irradiation, and major medical condition.

Abbreviations: HRT, hormone replacement therapy; OCP, oral contraceptive pill; OF, ovarian failure; SFQ, Sexual Functioning Questionnaire.

^†Adjusted mean difference between level and referent.

^*Referent.