Comparison of Male and Female Sexual Dysfunction between Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease: An Analytical Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Comparing baseline data between HD and PD groups.

Variable	HD (n = 85)	PD (n = 85)
Gender
Female	45 (52.9)^1	45 (52.9)	0.999^3
Male	40 (47.1)	40 (47.1)
Age (year)	47.82 ± 12.01^2	50.85 ± 11.25	0.092^4
BMI	23.24 ± 3.76	23.24 ± 4.49	0.996^4
Cigarette
Current smoker	0 (0)	2 (2.4)	0.03^3
Ex-smoker	1 (1.2)	7 (8.3)
Negative	84 (98.8)	75 (89.3)
Diabetes
Positive	29 (34.5)	28 (33.3)	1.000^3
Negative	55 (65.5)	56 (66.7)
High blood pressure
Positive	52 (61.2)	46 (54.1)	0.438^3
Negative	33 (38.8)	39 (45.9)
Drug history
Negative	7 (8.6)	9 (11.1)	0.232^3
Antihypertensive	34 (42)	26 (32.1)
Antiglycemic	22 (27.2)	17 (21)
Antidyslipidemia	3 (3.7)	2 (2.5)
Other medications	15 (18.5)	27 (33.3)
Surgical history
Positive	16 (18.8)	31 (36.5)	0.016^3
Negative	69 (81.2)	54 (63.5)
Marriage duration (year)	23.61 ± 12.91	25.61 ± 11.87	0.297^4
Disease duration (year)	20.91 ± 18.31	19.99 ± 24.76	0.784^4
Dialysis duration (year)	15.57 ± 13.10	11.53 ± 7.32	0.017^4

¹Frequency (percentage). ²Mean ± standard deviation. ³Chi-square test. ⁴Independent t-test (Kolmogorov–Smirnov test, ).