Table 3.

Associations between number of sexual dysfunctions^a and other domains of sexual health among youth

	Nr of sexual dysfunctions
	Females n = 842				Males n = 642
	None	1	>1	p	None	1	>1	p
Intercourse frequency last 4 weeks				0.41				0.34
None	18%	15%	18%		22%	20%	38%
1-4 acts	23%	29%	32%		23%	27%	21%
5-9 acts	18%	16%	17%		14%	19%	16%
10 + acts	41%	39%	33%		41%	34%	25%
Sexual satisfaction				<0.001				<0.001
Very satisfied	74%	53%	36%		54%	44%	29%
Rather satisfied	22%	40%	51%		39%	51%	46%
Not very satisfied	3%	5%	8%		5%	3%	18%
Not at all satisfied	1%	2%	5%		2%	2%	6%
Forced sex last 12 months	1%	3%	5%	0.27	4%	6%	4%	0.55
STI last 5 years	1%	2%	4%	0.09	1%	0%	2%	0.50
Ever unintended pregnancy	11%	6%	15%	0.05	7%	8%	19%	0.07
	Nr of sexual dysfunctions hindering sexuality
	Females n = 842				Males n = 642
	None	1	>1	p	None	1	>1	p
Intercourse frequency last 4 weeks				0.82				0.002
None	18%	15%	17%		22%	23%	53%
1-4 acts	27%	25%	32%		22%	48%	10%
5-9 acts	18%	18%	15%		15%	11%	16%
10 + acts	38%	43%	35%		41%	18%	21%
Sexual satisfaction				<0.001				<0.001
Very satisfied	69%	47%	24%		53%	26%	17%
Rather satisfied	27%	47%	57%		40%	63%	50%
Not very satisfied	3%	5%	13%		5%	11%	17%
Not at all satisfied	1%	1%	7%		2%	0%	16%
Forced sex last 12 months	2%	4%	4%	0.48	4%	4%	0%	0.81
STI last 5 years	2%	2%	4%	0.25	1%	0%	0%	0.76
Ever unintended pregnancy	10%	9%	16%	0.21	7%	9%	37%	<0.001

^a Sexual dysfunctions include: pain during intercourse, lack of sexual desire, problems reaching orgasm, lack of pleasure during intercourse