Survey for Sexual outcomes and Motherhood Desire
A resident of our obstetrics and gynecology department was employed for
the survey. All the patients were called and invited for the survey
after an explanation of the content. The first survey was the Female
Sexual Function Index (FSFI). This index is a validated and commonly
used survey worldwide.18 It is a brief questionnaire
with a measure of sexual functioning in women. It contains nineteen
questions. It was developed for the specific purpose of assessing
domains of sexual functioning (e.g., sexual arousal, orgasm,
satisfaction, pain) in clinical trials. The maximum point is 36 with the
highest satisfaction, and the minimum is 2. There is a threshold at
26.55 which means that all values below are classed as indicating female
sexual dysfunction.
The second survey was about motherhood desire. We formed a questionnaire
that consisted of two questions. The first question was about having a
motherhood desire in the future, whether yes or no. The second question
was about the motherhood method. If the patient wanted to be a mother,
which way would she prefer? The first option was Uterine
Transplantation, the second one was maternal surrogacy, and the last one
is child adoption. The two testicular-feminization patients were not
enrolled in the motherhood survey