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Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Aug 23;222(2):159.e1–159.e16. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2019.08.025

Table 3.

Questionnaires, Diary & Compliance Results

Hypnotherapy Pharmacotherapy P Estimated Group Difference (95% CI)a
Overactive Bladder questionnaire-Short Form Symptom Botherb Scores
Baseline Mean (CI) 66.88 (61.81–71.94) 66.99 (62.92–72.07) 0.97 −0.11 (−7.23–7.00)
2 months Meansc (CI) 38.17 (30.19–46.14) 35.33 (28.64–42.02) 0.59 2.84 (−7.58–13.25)
6 months Meansc (CI) 34.61 (26.26–42.96) 27.93 (20.66–35.20) 0.24 6.68 (−4.39–17.76)
12 months Meansc (CI) 32.27 (22.89–41.66) 30.74 (22.53–38.95) 0.81 1.53 (−10.94–14.00)
Overactive Bladder questionnaire-Short Form Quality of Lifed Scores
Baseline Mean (CI) 47.11 (40.58–53.65) 50.38 (44.39–56.36) 0.46 −3.26 (−12.04–5.52)
2 months Meansc (CI) 73.96 (66.93–81.00) 74.86 (68.96–80.76) 0.85 −0.90 (−10.08–8.28)
6 months Meansc (CI) 75.85 (68.24–83.46) 80.19 (73.63–86.75) 0.40 −4.34 (−14.39–5.72)
12 months Meansc (CI) 75.71 (68.07–83.35) 81.57 (74.91–88.23) 0.26 −5.86 (−16.00–4.28)
Incontinence Severity Indexe Scores
Baseline Mean (CI) 7.14 (6.40–7.88) 7.00 (6.25–7.75) 0.79 0.14 (2.82–3.56)
2 months Meansc (CI) 4.74 (3.54–5.94) 5.18 (4.17–6.19) 0.58 −0.44 (−2.01–1.12)
6 months Meansc (CI) 4.87 (3.60–6.13) 4.69 (3.58–5.79) 0.83 0.18 (−1.50–1.86)
12 months Meansc (CI) 3.64 (2.52–4.76) 3.33 (2.34–4.31) 0.67 0.32 (−1.17–1.81)
Patient Perception Bladder Conditionsf Scores
Baseline Mean (CI) 4.19 (3.90–4.47) 4.25 (4.03–4.47) 0.72 −0.06 (−0.42–0.29)
2 months Meansc (CI) 3.19 (2.75–3.64) 3.35 (2.98–3.72) 0.59 −0.16 (−0.74–0.42)
6 months Meansc (CI) 3.12 (2.67–3.58) 2.71 (2.31–3.10) 0.17 0.42 (−0.19–1.02)
12 months Meansc (CI) 2.93 (2.46–3.40) 2.65 (2.24–3.06) 0.37 0.29 (−0.34–0.91)
Prolapse & Incontinence Sexual Questionnaire-12g Scores
Baseline Mean (CI) 85.60 (79.57–91.62) 86.65 (81.69–91.62) 0.99 0.065 (−7.71–7.84)
2 months Meansc (CI) 93.08 (85.29–100.86) 91.58 (84.58–98.59) 0.77 1.50 (−6.48–14.64)
6 months Meansc (CI) 92.73 (84.33–101.13) 89.00 (81.92–96.08) 0.50 3.73 (−7.29–14.75)
12 months Meansc (CI) 93.74 (86.45–101.05) 92.36 (85.84–98.89) 0.78 1.39 (−8.43–11.22)
# Pads on 3-day diary
Baseline Mean (CI) 5.52 (4.06–6.98) 4.63 (3.57–5.70) 0.33 0.89 (−0.89–2.67)
2 months Meansc (CI) 3.57 (2.37–4.77) 2.74 (1.82–3.66) 0.28 0.83 (−0.67–2.33)
6 months Meansc (CI) 3.01 (1.87–4.16) 2.63 (1.85–3.40) 0.58 0.38 (−0.99–1.76)
12 months Meansc (CI) 3.46 (2.07–4.84) 3.07 (2.13–4.01) 0.65 0.39 (−1.28–2.05)
# Voids on 3-day diary
Baseline Mean (CI) 29.07 (27.06–31.08) 29.19 (27.14–31.24) 0.94 −0.12 (−2.97–2.73)
2 months Meansc (CI) 26.4 (24.29–28.59) 25.35 (23.59–27.12) 0.44 1.08 (−1.67–3.85)
6 months Meansc (CI) 25.58 (23.48–27.68) 24.28 (22.69–25.87) 0.32 1.30 (−1.31–3.91)
12 months Meansc (CI) 25.74 (23.69–27.79) 25.37 (23.71–27.02) 0.78 0.37 (−2.24–2.99)
> 70% improvement of Urgency Urinary Incontinence
2 months N (%)(CI) 60 (86%)(CI 75–93%) 59 (82%; CI 71%–90%) 0.65 OR 0.76 (0.27–2.04)h
6 months N (%)(CI) 55 (82%)(CI 71–90%) 58 (82%; CI 71%–90%) 1.00 OR 1.05 (0.40–2.81)h
12 months N (%)(CI) 54 (78%)(CI 67–87%) 53 (75%; CI 63%–84% 0.69 OR 0.81 (0.33–1.94)h
Continent (No UUI on diary)
At 2 months N (%)(CI) 24 (34%)(CI 23–47%) 30 (42%; CI 30–54%) 0.39 OR 1.4 (0.66–2.86)h
At 6 months N (%)(CI) 29 (43%)(CI 31–56%) 28 (39%; CI 28–52%) 0.73 OR 0.85 (0.41–1.78)h
At 12 months N (%)(CI) 25 (36%)(CI 25–49%) 30 (42%; CI 31–55%) 0.49 OR 1.3 (0.62–2.69)h
No UUI at all follow-up N (%;CI) 11 (16%)(CI 8.–27%) 16 (23%; CI 14–34%) 0.39 OR 1.5 (0.60–4.00)h
Treatment Compliance
At 2 months N (%)(CI) 67/70 (96%) 61/72 (85%) 0.63 OR 1.13 (0.68–1.87)h
At 6 months N (%)(CI) 54/67 (81%) 55/71 (77%) 0.90 OR 1.04 (0.61–1.77)h
At 12 months N (%)(CI) 53/69 (77%) 47/71 (66%) 0.60 OR 1.16 (0.67–2.00)h
a

Estimated group differences & 95% Confidence Intervals (CI) were derived using linear mixed models. .

b

Validated questionnaire reflecting symptoms. Higher scores indicate more symptoms; higher scores are worse. Score range 0–100. < 2% missing data

c

Adjusted Means

d

Validated questionnaire reflecting quality of life. Higher scores indicate better quality of life: higher scores are better. Score range 0–100. <1% missing data

e

Validated index. Higher scores indicate greater incontinence severity. Score range 1–12. 2% missing data

f

Validated global scale regarding patient’s perception of the severity of their bladder condition. Lower scores are better, Higher scores are worse. Score range=1–6. No missing data

g

Validated sexual function questionnaire in women with prolapse or incontinence. Higher scores are better. Range=0–123. Only administered to women having heterosexual relations in the last 6 months (33 women in each group: met criteria and answered these questions).

h

Odds ratios (OR) & 95% Confidence Intervals (CI) based on Fisher’s Exact test