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Low sexual function and its associated risk factors in pre- and postmenopausal women without clinically significant depression
Maturitas, 09/09/09

Verit FF et al. – Low sexual function was relatively high in postmenopausal women without clinically significant depression. Education, family income and menopausal status were the independent risk factors for low sexual function. Investigation of female sexuality was essential for these patients.

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