Table 1 Characteristics of FSD observed in women with IC/BPS
| Â | Age | Types of FSD | Prevalence (%) | Other associated conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Verit et al. [8]a | 34.73 ± 8.07 years | NA | 67.8 (78 of 112) | NA |
Gardella et al. [28] | 38.7 ± 12 years | Vulvodynia Dyspareunia | Vulvodynis: 85.1 (40 of 47) | LUTS (frequency, urgency) |
Vaginal burning: 65.9 (31 of 47) | ||||
Dyspareunia: 31.9 (15 of 47) | ||||
Carrico et al. [24] | 52 years (range, 19–90) | Vulvodynia | Vulvar pain: 48.1 (91/189) | Sexually transmitted infections (genital warts, positive HPV, gonorrhea, chlamydia) |
Pain with intercourse: 66.9 (117/175) | ||||
Yoon et al. [9] | 51.0 ± 14.7 years | Vulvodynia Dyspareunia | NA | LUTS (frequency, urgency) |
Bogart et al. [27] | 43.6 ± 16.7 | NA | Women experienced with sexual dysfunction symptoms: 88 (866/985) | NA |
years | Â | |||
Gardella et al. [23] | 38.2 ± 11.3 years | Vulvodynia Dyspareunia | Spontaneous vulvodynia: 23.4 (11 of 47) | NA |
Provoked vulvodynia: 74.5 (35/47) | ||||
Localized vulvodynia: 80.9 (38/47) | ||||
Generalized vulvodynia: 17 (8/47) | ||||
Dyspareunia: 87.2 (41/47) |