Table 3 |
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Multivariate logistic regression analysis of the factors promoting Egyptian women suffering urinary incontinence to seek medical consultation |
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OR |
95.0% C.I. for EXP(B) |
p value |
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Lower |
Upper |
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Age > 50 years |
.713 |
.083 |
6.098 |
.757 |
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Higher education level of the woman |
.266 |
.019 |
3.817 |
.330 |
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Urban Residence |
1.463 |
.706 |
3.030 |
.306 |
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Higher education level of the husband |
1.538 |
.619 |
3.824 |
.354 |
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Husband encouragement |
4.356 |
1.587 |
11.955 |
.004 |
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Postmenopausal Status |
1.114 |
.112 |
11.062 |
.927 |
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Multiparity (>3) |
1.477 |
.668 |
3.264 |
.335 |
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Prayer affection |
4.084 |
2.132 |
7.821 |
.000 |
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Stress Incontinence |
2.413 |
1.623 |
6.421 |
.002 |
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Coital incontinence |
1.042 |
.433 |
2.509 |
.927 |
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Severe incontinence |
2.695 |
1.378 |
5.271 |
.004 |
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Odds ratio and confidence intervals are derived from a multivariate logistic model including all potential factors that might promote women to seek consultation, with the outcome as to seek medical consultation vs. never sought consultation. |
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El-Azab and Shaaban BMC Women's Health 2010 10:3 doi:10.1186/1472-6874-10-3 |
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