Table 2.

Self-reported burden of urinary incontinence, frequency, and urgency by race/ethnic and gender group

	Any frequency	Any urgency	Any urinary incontinence	Urinary incontinence only	Urinary incontinence plus frequency and/or urgency	Frequency and/or urgency (No urinary incontinence)
Total* (N=118)	95 (81%)	51 (43%)	38 (32%)	8 (7%)	33 (28%)	77 (65%)
Black Males (n=20)	19 (95%)	7 (35%)	4 (20%)	1 (5%)	3 (15%)	16 (80%)
White Males (n=20)	18 (90%)	7 (35%)	2 (10%)	0	2 (10%)	18 (90%)
Hispanic Males (n=17)	15 (88%)	15 (88%)	2 (12%)	0	2 (12%)	15 (88%)
Black Females (n=19)	14 (74%)	2 (11%)	8 (42%)	2 (11%)	8 (42%)	9 (47%)
White Females (n=20)	16 (80%)	10 (50%)	10 (50%)	2 (10%)	8 (40%)	10 (50%)
Hispanic Females (n=22)	13 (59%)	10 (45%)	12 (55%)	3 (14%)	10 (45%)	9 (41%)

^*The total number of respondents in this study was 151; however, our analysis included only those who reported urinary incontinence, frequency and/or urgency (n=118).