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The aim of the study was to analyze the relationship between the presence of type 1 diabetes and sexual dysfunction among young women. The study group consisted of 230 women, including 70 healthy and 160 with diabetes mellitus type 1 (DM1). All the participants voluntarily filled anonymous questionnaire. The results regarding sexual function were obtained using a Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) questionnaire. Statistical analysis was performed for sexually active people. In the study group, 180 women declared sexual activity: 62 healthy (88%) and 118 with DM1 (82.5%). Women with DM1 in comparison with healthy women were older, had higher BMI, weight, and had more pack-years of cigarette smoking. Women with DM1 had lower results in FSFI and more often achieved scores below the clinical cutoff point. In a multiple linear regression model, the presence of diabetes predicted lower FSFI results. DM1 is independently associated with the presence of impaired sexual function. Sexual dysfunctions are more common among young women with DM1 than in healthy controls. The relationship is significant despite of the age, duration of diabetes, body weight, and presence of angiopathy.
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