Beliefs and strategies about urinary incontinence: a possible moderation role between symptoms and sexual function, and quality of life
Marta Porto,
João Marôco,
Teresa Mascarenhas
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundUrinary Incontinence (UI) has numerous repercussions in women’s lives, and it is underreported/underdiagnosed.ObjectiveThe present study aimed to understand: (1) the differences between women with and without urine loss regarding Quality of Life (QoL) and Sexual Function (SF); (2) the possible moderation role of UI-related beliefs and strategies on the relationship between UI-symptom severity and SF and QoL, in women with UI.MethodsCross-sectional Design. Participants: Primary aim: Overall, 2,578 wom… Show more
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