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. 2020 Oct 20;32(3):695–701. doi: 10.1007/s00192-020-04566-0

Table 1.

Background variables and urinary incontinence prevalence

Background variables (N = 407) N (%)
Age (mean, SD, range) 30.4 (3.9, 18–49)
Education Primary education 2 (0.5)
Secondary education 185 (45.5)
Tertiary education 220 (54.1)
Parity Nulliparous 146 (35.9)
Multiparous 261 (64.1)
Pre-partum period Trimester 1 (1–13 weeks) 49 (12.0)
Trimester 2 (14–26 weeks) 127 (31.2)
Trimester 3 (27–42 weeks) 231 (56.8)
UI prevalence (by) Overall 272 (66.8) 95% CI (62.3–71.3)
Type SUI 209 (76.8)
UUI 11 (4.0)
MUI 34 (12.5)
Other (such as: UI during sleep or UI for no obvious reason) 18 (6.6)
Trimester 1st (1–13 weeks) 27/49 (55.1) 95% CI (41.2–69.0)
2nd (14–26 weeks) 83/127 (65.4) 95% CI (57.1–73.7)
3rd (27–42 weeks) 162/231 (70.1) 95% CI (64.2–76.0)
Parity Nulliparous 70/146 (47.9)
Primi-/multiparous 202/261 (77.4)

N = number, % = percentage, SD = standard deviation, CI = confidence interval, UI = urinary incontinence, SUI = stress urinary incontinence, UUI = urgency urinary incontinence, MUI = mixed urinary incontinence