Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health · 1982 · 75 citations · 6 references
MedicineObstetricsUrologyFemale UrologyPerinatal EpidemiologyWomen's HealthPelvic Floor DisordersPostpartum Urinary DysfunctionUrinary ContinenceUrinary DysfunctionUrinary IncontinenceFemale Urinary IncontinencePostpartum Urinary IncontinencePrevalence EstimationUrinary Incontinence After ChildbirthUrinary Symptom Assessment
Possible aetiological factors for urinary incontinence were examined in a prevalence study among a random sample of 1000 women aged 18 and over. Infective factors were not markedly associated with incontinence but mechanical factors such as parity and obesity were. No association was found, however, between a history of perineal damage at childbirth and incontinence. Women with incontinence had on average a higher score for a 'neuroticism' trait elicited by questionnaire than women without the disorder.
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The prevalence and severity of urinary incontinence in women.
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