Association between depressive mood and body image and menopausal symptoms and sexual function in perimenopausal women

Table 1 Comparison of clinical data between the control and female sexual dysfunction groups [n (%), mean ± SD]

Factor	Control group (n = 52)	FSD group (n = 134)	t/χ2/Z	P value
Age (yr)	47.78 ± 4.03	48.49 ± 3.65	-1.156	0.249
Spouse age (yr)	51.14 ± 5.26	50.57 ± 4.80	0.707	0.480
BMI (kg/m2)	22.34 ± 2.75	22.86 ± 2.31	-1.304	0.194
Delivery times (time)	2.64 ± 0.79	2.75 ± 0.92	-0.760	0.448
BIS score (point)	9.33 ± 2.87	14.63 ± 4.52	-7.856	0.000
Education level, n (%)
Junior high school and below	34 (65.38)	102 (76.12)	-1.542	0.123
Senior middle school	14 (26.92)	27 (20.15)
College and above	4 (7.69)	5 (3.73)
Monthly income (yuan), n (%)
< 2000	21 (40.38)	100 (74.63)	-4.652	0.000
2000-5000	15 (28.85)	23 (17.16)
> 5000	16 (30.77)	11 (8.21)
HAMD score (point)	7.83 ± 2.32	13.44 ± 3.65	-10.296	0.000
Retirement, n (%)	24 (46.15)	66 (49.25)	0.144	0.704

BMI: Body mass index; HAMD: Hamilton Depression Scale; BIS: Body Image Scale; FSD: Female sexual dysfunction.