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Abstract
PE has recently received considerable attention. It adversely affects the quality of life of both partners. PE represents the most common sexual dysfunction in sexually active men.
Studies proved higher incidence of ED among patients with MetS but the relation of the latter to APE did not receive much attention. Few studies exist in this regard and the results are still unclear.
So, we aimed by this work to investigate the relationship between MetS and its components to APE.
Fifty individuals were selected and classified into two groups each containing 25.
i. MetS group.
ii. Control group.
Both groups are age matched (30-60 years) and in continuous stable marriage with no marital conflict, disease, drugs, operation or congenital anomaly that might affect their sexual function (except the manifestations of MetS in its group).
For all individuals:
1- The different components of MetS were evaluated to include the individual in MetS group and to exclude them from the control group (BMI, TGs, HDL, HTN and FBS).
2- Evaluation of IELT by a stop watch carried by the partner.
3- Evaluation of AIPE to confirm the presence of PE and to determine its severity.
The results showed that:
1- Both MetS and control groups are age matched 51.88 ± 5.442 versus 53.52 ± 6.953 ys respectively, (P>0.05)
2- MetS group have the 5 components of MetS according to the new International Diabetic Federation
BMI= 37.7 ± 6.09 kg/m2
All are hypertensive and receive treatment.
FBS= 145.60 ± 14.569 mg/dL
HDL= 32.36 ± 5.430 mg/dL
TGs= 224.76 ± 60.07 mg/dL
The control group has normal previous parameters. This indicates good selection of the cases and controls.
3- IELT evaluation was found to be significantly lower in the MetS group, compared to control 2.80 ± 1.384 minutes versus 4.52 ± 1.782 minutes respectively, proving that the MetS group have APE.
4- AIPE score was found to be significantly lower (18.32 ± 7.663) compared to controls confirming the presence of APE caused by MetS.
5- IELT was found to be negatively correlated to BMI, FBS, and TGs but not to HDL.