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. 2021 Mar 31;25(1):84–92. doi: 10.5213/inj.2040398.149

Table 2.

The prevalence and risk factors for PNE in young adults

Risk factor No. PNE
χ2 P-value
Yes No
Sex
 Male 6,583 88 (1.3) 6,495 (98.7) 2.20 0.13
 Female 13,762 151 (1.1) 9,022 (98.9)
Place of residence
 Urban 7,247 79 (1.0) 7,168 (99.0) 0.694 0.405
 Rural 13,098 160 (1.2) 12,938 (98.8)
Family history
 Yes 637 81 (12.7) 565 (87.3) 742.54 < 0.001
 No 19,708 158 (0.8) 19,550 (99.2)
Past history of UTI
 Yes 1,365 71 (5.2) 1,294 (94.8) 202.71 < 0.001
 No 18,870 168 (0.9) 18,702 (99.1)
Current UTI
 Yes 921 70 (7.6) 851 (82.4) 343.09 < 0.001
 No 19,424 169 (0.9) 19,255 (99.1)
Frequency
 Yes 3,171 111 (3.5) 3,060 (96.4) 175.02 < 0.001
 No 17,174 128 (0.8) 17,046 (99.2)
Urgency
 Yes 4,833 116 (2.4) 4,717 (97.6) 81.993 < 0.001
 No 15,512 123 (0.8) 15,389 (99.2)
UI
 Yes 2,290 126 (5.5) 2,164 (94.5) 413.08 < 0.001
 No 17,945 113 (0.6) 17,832 (99.4)

Values are presented as number (%).

PNE, primary nocturnal enuresis; UTI, urinary tract infection; UI, urinary incontinence.