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. 2020 Apr 27;2020:2425945. doi: 10.1155/2020/2425945

Table 8.

Comparison between participants with and without urinary incontinence as regards demographic characteristics and risk factors.

UI Chi-square
Yes No Total
N % N % N % X 2 P value
Smoking Yes 19 18.27 3 11.54 22 16.92 0.670 0.413
No 85 81.73 23 88.46 108 83.08

Obesity Yes 28 26.92 10 38.46 38 29.23 1.339 0.247
No 76 73.08 16 61.54 92 70.77

Parity Nullipara 6 5.77 6 23.08 12 9.23 12.662 0.005
Multipara 82 78.85 13 50.00 95 73.08
CS 7 6.73 5 19.23 12 9.23
CS and vaginal 9 8.65 2 7.69 11 8.46

ADL Independent 45 43.27 19 73.08 64 49.23 8.371 0.015
Assisted 36 34.62 6 23.08 42 32.31
Dependent 23 22.12 1 3.85 24 18.46

IADL Assisted 46 44.23 20 76.92 66 50.77 8.894 0.003
Dependent 58 55.77 6 23.08 64 49.23

Pyuria Yes 48 46.15 14 53.85 62 47.69 0.493 0.482
No 56 53.85 12 46.15 68 52.31

Hysterectomy Yes 21 20.19 2 7.69 23 17.69 2.232 0.135
No 83 79.81 24 92.31 107 82.31

Hernia repair Yes 10 9.62 4 15.38 14 10.77 0.720 0.396
No 94 90.38 22 84.62 116 89.23

Spinal surgery Yes 4 3.85 0 0.00 4 3.08 1.032 0.310
No 100 96.15 26 100.00 126 96.92

UI: urinary incontinence; nullipara: females who never gave birth; multipara: females who have two or more pregnancies (all were vaginal delivered); CS: cesarean section; ADL: activities of daily living; IADL: instrumental activities of daily living.