调查最近在乌尔米亚的塔比尔诊所转诊的COVID-19感染男性的性功能障碍率

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2019冠状病毒病大流行在全球范围内产生了破坏性的社会、心理和经济影响。多项研究报告称,在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,男性性能力下降,勃起功能障碍患者增加。本研究旨在确定近期有COVID-19病史的男性性功能障碍的发生率。方法本研究采用前瞻性设计。研究人群包括在2020年至2021年的前两个月内转诊到乌尔米亚市Tadbir诊所肺和泌尿科诊所的患者,近期有阳痿或其恶化的主诉。对患者进行国际勃起功能指数(IIEF)问卷调查,以收集有关其性活动的数据。根据问卷得分将患者分为三组:无障碍组、轻度至中度障碍组和中度至重度障碍组。结果患者性行为评分平均为15.68±6.06分。17.4%的患者没有勃起功能障碍,82.6%的患者有不同程度的勃起功能障碍。在ICU住院的患者中,勃起功能障碍的患病率明显高于在病房住院的患者。有住院史的患者的平均性别得分低于无住院史的患者。结论有病房和ICU住院史的患者出现性功能障碍的比例较高。此外,在ICU住院的患者比在病房住院的患者更容易出现性功能障碍。这项研究发现,Covid-19对男性性健康有重大影响。
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Investigating the Rate of Sexual Disorders in Men With a Recent COVID-19 Infection Referred to the Tadbir Clinic in Urmia
Introduction The Covid-19 pandemic has had destructive social, psychological, and economic effects worldwide. Various studies reported a decrease in male sexual potency during the covid-19 pandemic and an increase in patients with erectile dysfunction disorders. The present study seeks to determine the rate of sexual disorders in men with a recent history of COVID-19. Methods The present study adopted a prospective design. The study population included patients referred to the lung and urology clinic at Tadbir Clinic in Urmia City in the previous two months, from 2020 to 2021, with recent complaints of impotence or its exacerbation. The International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) questionnaire was administered to the patients to collect data regarding their sexual activity. Based on the scores obtained from the questionnaire, the patients were divided into three groups: those without disorders, those with mild to moderate disorders, and those with moderate to severe disorders. Results The mean sexual score in patients was 15.68 ± 6.06. While 17.4% of the patients did not have erectile dysfunction, 82.6% had some degree of erectile dysfunction. The prevalence of erectile dysfunction among patients hospitalized in the ICU was significantly higher than among those hospitalized in the ward. Patients with a history of hospitalization had a lower average sex score than those without a history of hospitalization. Conclusion The rate of sexual dysfunction in patients with a history of hospitalization in the ward and ICU was higher. Moreover, patients who had been hospitalized in the ICU were more likely to develop sexual dysfunction than those who had been hospitalized in the ward. This study found that Covid-19 had a significant impact on male sexual health.
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