[Questionnaires on male sexual dysfunction and their clinical application]

Area of Science:

• Andrology
• Urology
• Sexual Medicine

Context:

• Increasing incidence and prevalence of male sexual dysfunction worldwide.
• Need for reliable assessment tools in andrology practice.
• Importance of evaluating therapeutic efficacy and patient satisfaction.

Purpose:

• To summarize commonly used questionnaires for male sexual dysfunction diagnosis.
• To present an overview of their clinical application in assessing treatment outcomes.
• To provide andrologists with a guide to effective assessment tools.

Summary:

• Discusses validated questionnaires including IIEF, EHS, QEQ, EDITS, TSS, SEAR for erectile dysfunction.
• Covers PEP, PEDT, IPE, AIPE for premature ejaculation.
• Includes AMS, ADAM, SILOH for late-onset hypogonadism and andropause symptoms.

Impact:

• Facilitates accurate diagnosis and monitoring of male sexual dysfunction.
• Enhances patient care by enabling objective assessment of treatment success.
• Supports clinical decision-making for andrologists and healthcare providers.