Prevalence of Urinary Incontinence: A Comparative Study of Collegiate FemaleAthletes and Non-Athletic Controls

Dockter, Mary; Kolstad, Amanda M.; K, Martin; Schiwal, Lacy J.

doi:10.1097/01274882-200731010-00003

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“…Al analizar la validez de los estudios por medio de los aspectos metodológicos, se concluyó que cuatro de los artículos (Da Roza, Brandão, Mascarenhas, Jorge, y Duarte, 2015a, Fozzatti et al, 2012, Eliasson, Edner, y Mattsson, 2008, Dockter, Kolstad, Martin, y Schiwal 2007 tienen mayor validez debido a sus poblaciones mayores a 100, muestreo probabilístico y el control de los sesgos. Además, cabe destacar que todos los estudios mostraron ser nivel III de evidencia científica según la "US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality".…”

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Prevalencia y factores de riesgo de Incontinencia Urinaria de esfuerzo en mujeres deportistas nulíparas

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2019

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Objetivo: Descubrir la prevalencia de la Incontinencia Urinaria de Esfuerzo (IUE) en las mujeres nulíparas deportistas y qué factores de riesgo se asocian a la misma. Metodología: Se hizo una búsqueda minuciosa en bases de datos utilizando palabras claves en español, inglés y portugués. Se incluyeron solamente artículos con esta población, publicados del 2000 a 2015, y con metodologías de cohortes, casos y controles, de prevalencia, revisiones bibliográficas, y ensayos clínicos aleatorios. La muestra de estudios comprendió 20 artículos, la mayoría en el idioma inglés. Resultados: La prevalencia de IUE encontrada fue muy variada ya que se presentaron casos en los que solo el 9% de mujeres evaluadas la padecían, mientras que, en otros, la totalidad de la población la presentaba. No obstante, las investigaciones con una prevalencia alta concordaron en que las poblaciones estudiadas practicaban deportes de alto impacto y eran de países nórdicos. En cuanto a los factores de riesgo (FR) personales, se destacaron el estreñimiento, la lumbalgia, la inhabilidad de detener el flujo urinario y el asma considerados también factores predictores. Por su parte, los deportes con mayor predisposición a padecer IUE fueron los considerados de alto impacto, así como aquellos que involucraban atajar un objeto. Otros factores que mostraron resultados importantes fueron: la cantidad de años de practicar el deporte, el nivel y el volumen semanal de entrenamiento. Conclusión: A pesar de que aún no existe suficiente evidencia científica que explique la relación de la IUE en mujeres nulíparas deportistas, esta investigación demuestra que el deporte juega un papel importante en el desencadenamiento de este padecimiento.

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Prevalencia y factores de riesgo de Incontinencia Urinaria de esfuerzo en mujeres deportistas nulíparas

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“…More recent studies demonstrate a prevalence of UI in female athletes ranged from 28% to 49% in high school and college athletes 3,4 to 52% in elite athletes. 5 In addition, these studies have reported SUI prevalence of 56% in gymnastics, 5 30% to 43% in volleyball, 4,5 50% in soccer, 4 and 25% to 58% in track and field. 1,4,5 The…”

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“…1 Given this observation, female athletes and other physically active individuals likely experience UI in their activities of daily living and in their sport and physical activity. [2][3][4][5] The social costs of UI symptoms often discourage helpseeking behaviors, and only approximately 25% of American women with UI are estimated to speak with a physician about this health symptom. 1 Given that UI is found across a wide spectrum of people, sports health care practitioners are uniquely positioned in their injury prevention and health promotion role to screen for and identify those individuals with or at risk for UI.…”

Section: Screening For Urinary Incontinence In Female Athletesmentioning

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“…Epidemiologic data indicate a significant prevalence of UI in female athletes at multiple levels of competition (ie, high school through elite). [2][3][4][5] Bo and Borgen 2 reported a SUI prevalence of 41% and a UUI prevalence of 16% in their athletic study participants. They also reported that 20.4% of athletes with disordered eating reported UUI, whereas 15.5% of healthy athletes reported UUI.…”

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Screening for Urinary Incontinence in Female Athletes

Hart¹,

Andersen²,

Andersen³

2011

Athletic Training & Sports Health Care

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“…Com base no assunto abordado, nota-se a falta de informação acerca da importância da contração da musculatura perineal durante os exercícios físicos, visto que a prevalência da IU em atletas de elite pode chegar a 80% 9 e em mulheres com idade média de 15 a 64 anos que praticam atividades mais simples, pode variar de 10 a 55% 10 . Assim, podem surgir várias disfunções urinárias e sexuais, decorrentes da inadequada ou não contração desta musculatura.…”

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Disfunções urinárias em mulheres praticantes de atividade física em academias – um estudo transversal

Silva¹,

Santos²,

Araujo³

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Rev Pesq Fisio

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| Introduction:According to the International Continence Society (ICS), the Urinary Incontinence of Effort (UIE) is the most common cause of involuntary loss of urine, which has as a risk factor the practice of physical and sports activity in women. Objective: To verify the prevalence of UIE in women with regular practice of physical activity in academies. Methodology: A cross-sectional study, carried out in two private academies in the city of Belém do Pará, in women practicing regular physical activity, aged between 25 and 55 years; women with cognitive impairment, diabetes mellitus, and neurological problems were excluded. A standard questionnaire and the Protection, Amount, Frequency, Adjustment and Body image (PRAFAB) were applied. The variables were analyzed by Fisher's Exact and Mann-Whitney tests (p <0.05). CAAE 61681416.4.0000.5173. Results: The sample consisted of 56 women, of whom 7 (12%) reported recent loss of urine. The incontinent women were bodybuilders (100%) and the majority (71%) associated this practice with aerobic exercises. The occurrences were reported on average 5 times per week (85%) and during the exercises (57%). There was no statistical difference in the comparison of the variables between continents and incontinent women (p> 0.05). Conclusion: The prevalence of UI in women who performed aerobic exercises and bodybuilding in gymnasiums was low (12%), with moderate to severe severity and no association with age, modality, practical time, shift and exercise frequency.

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Prevalence of Urinary Incontinence: A Comparative Study of Collegiate FemaleAthletes and Non-Athletic Controls

Cited by 15 publications

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Prevalencia y factores de riesgo de Incontinencia Urinaria de esfuerzo en mujeres deportistas nulíparas

Prevalencia y factores de riesgo de Incontinencia Urinaria de esfuerzo en mujeres deportistas nulíparas

Screening for Urinary Incontinence in Female Athletes

Disfunções urinárias em mulheres praticantes de atividade física em academias – um estudo transversal

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