| Pakpour et al. (2012) (25) |
410 and 194 women with primary and secondary infertility, respectively. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions was estimated. |
56% of all infertile women had some form of sexual dysfunction. |
| Aggarwal et al. (2013) (26) |
267 infertile and 233 fertile women. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions was compared between the groups. |
63.67% of infertile women reported some form of sexual dysfunction in comparison to 46.35% of fertile women. |
| Bayar et al. (2014) (27) |
50 couples with primary infertility. Rate of sexual dysfunctions was evaluated at the beginning and 3 months after initiation of infertility treatment. |
At the beginning of infertility treatment, 60% of women and 34% of men had some form of sexual dysfunction. After 3 months of fertility treatment, 72% of women and 48% of men suffered from sexual dysfunctions. |
| Bakhtiari et al. (2015) (28) |
236 infertile men. The prevalence of sexual dysfunctions was estimated. |
58% of infertile men suffered from sexual dysfunctions. |
| Czyżkowska et al. (2016) (23) |
50 infertile and 50 fertile women. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions was determined. |
90% of infertile women suffered from sexual dysfunctions in comparison to 26% of fertile women. |
| Bakhtiari et al. (2016) (28) |
236 infertile women. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions was estimated. |
55.5% of infertile women reported some form of sexual dysfunction. |
| Kucur Suna et al. (2016) (29) |
142 infertile women were divided into three groups. Group A consisted of 30 women diagnosed with infertility. Group B consisted of 31 women, with their men diagnosed as infertile. Group C consisted of 81 women with idiopathic infertility. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions and depression was investigated. |
43.3% of group A women, 54.8% of group B women and 51.9% of group C women suffered from some form of sexual dysfunction. |
| Emec et al. (2017) (24) |
137 infertile and 142 fertile women. The incidence of sexual dysfunctions was assessed. |
78.8% of infertile women reported some form of sexual dysfunction in comparison to 76.8% of fertile women. |
