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. 2022 Aug 23;23(6):1159–1172. doi: 10.1007/s11154-022-09748-3

Table 1.

Relationship between several sexual symptoms and quintiles of age, total testosterone (T) and chronic disease score (CDS, a broad index of associated morbidities) as derived from multivariate binary logistic model to explain moderate or severe sexual symptoms. Data are adjusted for the other two variables

Loss of erection (n = 3621)
Wald Exp(B) [95% CI] Significance (p)
Total T (quintiles) 8.2 0.889[0.821;0.964] 0.004
Age (quintiles) 60.292 1.467[1.332;1.616] <0.0001
CDS (quintiles) 17.508 1.231[1.117;1.357] <0.0001
Hypoactive sexual desire (n = 3624)
Wald Exp(B) [95% CI] Significance (p)
Total T (quintiles) 26.989 0.841[0.788;0.898] <0.0001
Age (quintiles) 10.614 1.129[1.049;1.214] 0.001
CDS (quintiles) 2.467 0.937[0.863;1.016] 0.116
Loss of spontaneous erection (n = 3601)
Wald Exp(B) [95% CI] Significance (p)
Total T (quintiles) 8.699 0.927[0.882;0.975] <0.0001
Age (quintiles) 104,436 1.343[1.269;1.421] <0.0001
CDS (quintiles) 62.819 1.287[1.209;1.370] <0.0001
Frequency of sexual intercourse (n = 3410)
Wald Exp(B) [95% CI] Significance (p)
Total T (quintiles) 15.071 0.906[0.862;0.952] <0.0001
Age (quintiles) 39.841 1.196[1.132;1.265] <0.0001
CDS (quintiles) 15.462 1.136[1.066;1.211] <0.0001