Table 3

Univariate analysis of sexual dysfunction and associated factors

Categorical variablesNo sexual dysfunction
(n=101), n (%)
Sexual dysfunction
(n=101), n (%)
χ2 P value
Male58 (57.4)52 (51.5)0.4990.480
Married or cohabited19 (18.8)13 (12.9)0.9280.335
Employed94 (93.1)80 (79.2)8.1260.007*
Underlying medical illness13 (12.9)7 (6.9)1.3870.238
Diagnosis0.1920.979
 Depressive disorder47 (46.5)50 (49.5)
 Anxiety disorder27 (26.7)26 (25.7)
 Schizophrenia16 (15.8)15 (14.9)
 Bipolar disorder11 (10.9)10 (9.9)
History of electroconvulsive therapy2 (2.0)4 (4.0)0.683
Current smoking17 (16.8)16 (15.8)0.0001.000
Current alcohol use33 (32.7)32 (31.7)0.0001.000
Any substance use36 (35.6)41 (40.6)0.3360.562
Antidepressant use77 (76.2)87 (86.1)2.6250.104
Antipsychotic agent use29 (28.7)36 (35.6)0.8170.366
 Conventional agent6 (5.9)8 (7.9)0.0770.783
 Atypical agent23 (22.8)33 (32.7)2.0010.157
Mood stabiliser use11 (10.9)15 (14.9)0.3970.529
Benzodiazepine use33 (32.7)56 (55.4)9.7210.002*
Anticholinergic agent use9 (8.9)13 (12.9)0.8160.499
Medical drug use10 (9.9)7 (6.9)0.2570.613
Continuous variablesMean (SD) or median [IQR]t or UP value
Age (years)29.8 (9.0)30.6 (9.0)−0.6720.502
Education (years)16.0 (3.1)16.0 (2.7)0.0240.981
BMI (kg/m2)24.9 (5.0)23.6 (4.6)1.9740.050
Illness duration (years)3.0 [1.0, 6.0]3.0 [1.0, 6.0]5 193.0000.820
BPRS scores25.7 (7.1)27.6 (7.4)−1.8590.064
Quality of life89.1 (14.1)81.6 (14.5)3.731<0.001*
Antipsychotic dosage (mg CPZ equivalence)0 [0.0, 60.0]0 [0.0, 100.0]5 415.5000.363
Antidepressant dosage (mg FXT equivalence)20.0 [6.0, 26.3]20.0 [19.2, 40.0]6 366.0000.002*
Benzodiazepine dosage (mg LOR equivalence)0 [0.0, 0.5]0.5 [0.0, 1.3]6 410.0000.001*
  • *p<0.05.

  • BMI, body mass index; BPRS, Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale; CPZ, chlorpromazine; FXT, fluoxetine; IQR, interquartile range; LOR, lorazepam; SD, standard deviation.