Urinary incontinence in elite female powerlifters aged 20–30: correlating musculoskeletal exam data with incontinence severity index and survey data

Our study revealed a relationship between UI and somatic dysfunctions in this population. These findings may help providers, especially in the fields of primary care, sports medicine, and urogynecology, to expand treatment options for UI in this group in the future. Survey results yielded a positive relationship of moderate strength between age, history of pelvic floor exination, and engaging in leakage prevention practices with ISI. No survey category was found to have a relationship of high strength with ISI. These findings contribute to our knowledge on factors that do (or do not) contribute to incontinence severity.

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Journal of Osteopathic Medicine
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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jom-2024-0079
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Pelvic floor disorders treatments
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Urinary incontinence in elite female powerlifters aged 20–30: correlating musculoskeletal exam data with incontinence severity index and survey data

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Urinary incontinence in elite female powerlifters aged 20–30: correlating musculoskeletal exam data with incontinence severity index and survey data

Gregory Rivin, Michael Carnes, Laura Griffin, Kloie D. Nutt
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Abstract

Our study revealed a relationship between UI and somatic dysfunctions in this population. These findings may help providers, especially in the fields of primary care, sports medicine, and urogynecology, to expand treatment options for UI in this group in the future. Survey results yielded a positive relationship of moderate strength between age, history of pelvic floor exination, and engaging in leakage prevention practices with ISI. No survey category was found to have a relationship of high strength with ISI. These findings contribute to our knowledge on factors that do (or do not) contribute to incontinence severity.

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