Influence of Androgen Receptor Gene CAG and GGC Polymorphisms on Male Sexual Function: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 5

Logistic regression models assessing clinical, hormonal, and genetic factors associated with high values of sexual parameters in eugonadal subjects.

Dependent variable	Variables entered into models	OR (95% CI)	p	Model significance
EF	Age	0.784 (0.520–1.183)	NS
	Hypertension (yes)	0.041 (0.004–0.410)	0.007
	CAG triplets	0.568 (0.386–0.835)	0.004
OF	Age	0.553 (0.311–0.982)	0.043
	Hypertension (yes)	0.005 (0.0001–0.190)	0.004
	CAG triplets	0.649 (0.427–0.988)	0.044
SD	Age	0.798 (0.467–1.363)	NS
	Hypertension (yes)	32.337 (0.355–2942.2)	NS
	CAG triplets	0.108 (0.012–0.989)	0.049
IS	Age	0.913 (0.586–1.423)	NS
	Hypertension (yes)	0.033 (0.002–0.490)	0.013
	CAG triplets	0.684 (0.461–1.016)	NS
OS	Age	0.553 (0.311–0.982)	0.043
	Hypertension (yes)	0.005 (0.0001–0.190)	0.004
	CAG triplets	0.649 (0.427–0.988)	0.044
Total IIEF	Age	0.784 (0.520–1.183)	NS
	Hypertension (yes)	0.041 (0.004–0.410)	0.007
	CAG triplets	0.568 (0.386–0.835)	0.004

EF = erectile function; OF = orgasmic function; SD = sexual desire; IS = intercourse satisfaction; OS = overall satisfaction; IIEF = International Index of Erectile Function; NS, not significant; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.