Marita R Inglehart, Manan H Patel, Sven-Erik Widmalm, Daniel M Briskie
Self-reported temporomandibular joint disorder symptoms, oral health, and quality of life of children in kindergarten through grade 5: Do sex, race, and socioeconomic background matter?
Journal of the American Dental Association (1939)
sexual satisfaction directly related marital sustainability quality life study assessed magnitude sexual satisfaction associated factors among married women communitybased crosssectional study conducted may 18 june 82021 using mixed data collection methods sample calculated using single population proportion formula quantitative part data saturation applied qualitative part simple random purposive sampling techniques used get participants quantitative qualitative parts respectively quantitative data analyzed using statistical package social science spss version 25 qualitative data analyzed manually ordinal logistic regression applied explore model pvalue 005 aor 95ci used identify statistical significance association 398 married women participated study making response rate 943 447 moderately satisfied sexual life sexual satisfaction among married women significantly associated negatively attending elementary education 999 aor01 95ci0004 positively social responsibility 19aor193 95ci 18 283 negatively poor sexual attitude 97aor01 95ci 00 03 qualitative finding showed majority women engage sexual intercourse satisfaction partners without needs sexual satisfaction among married women low study area comprehensive sexual reproductive health awareness strengthening prevention harmful traditional practices recommended