Nocturnal enuresis in women and its relation to urinary incontinence

Peer review under responsibility of Arab Association of Urology.

Figures & data

Table 1 The demographic data of the 350 women, the relation between NE and UI, and the effect of NE on the ICIQ-SF score.

Variable	NE (12)	No NE (338)	Total	P
Age category (years)				<0.001^a
18–29	0	74	74
30–39	0	85	85
40–49	1	69	70
50–59	5	70	75
60–69	4	32	36
⩾70	2	8	10
Residence				0.55^a
Urban	6	140	146
Rural	6	198	204
Marital status				0.47^a
Married	9	286	295
Divorced	0	4	4
Widow	3	38	41
Single	0	10	10
Parity				0.53^a
0	0	9	9
1	0	42	42
2	2	58	60
⩾3	10	229	239
Menstruation				0.24^a
Premenopausal	5	198	203
Postmenopausal	7	140	140
Smoking				0.58^a
Yes	0	8	8
No	12	330	342
Grade of obesity				0.127^a
Normal	1	59	60
Overweight	2	126	128
Obese	9	153	162
Previous surgery				0.019^a
Hysterectomy	2	8	10
Cystocele repair	1	10	11
Anti-UI	0	3	3
None	9	317	326
Diabetes mellitus				0.62^a
Yes	4	91	95
No	8	247	255
UI	11	125	136	<0.001^a
No UI	1	213	214
Mixed UI	7	47	54	<0.001^b
No mixed UI	5	291	296

a Chi-squared test.

b Fisher’s exact test.