Prevalence of various urination disorders in residents of the Republic of Dagestan

to evaluate the prevalence of various urination disorders in residents of the Republic of Dagestan, and, thus, to improve their diagnosis and treatment. 584 residents (264 men and 320 women) from different regions of the Republic of Dagestan took part in an anonymous questionnaire survey: 165 reside...

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Published inUrologii͡a︡ (Moscow, Russia : 1999) no. 4; p. 42
Main Authors Kazilov, Yu B, Gadzhieva, Z K, Mugutdinov, T M, Kazilov, B R
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published Russia (Federation) 01.08.2016
Subjects
Adult
Aged
Dagestan - epidemiology
Female
Humans
Male
Middle Aged
Prevalence
Surveys and Questionnaires
Urination Disorders - epidemiology
pollakiuria
prevalence
nocturia
Republic of Dagestan
urinary incontinence
urge incontinence
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Summary:to evaluate the prevalence of various urination disorders in residents of the Republic of Dagestan, and, thus, to improve their diagnosis and treatment. 584 residents (264 men and 320 women) from different regions of the Republic of Dagestan took part in an anonymous questionnaire survey: 165 residents of Makhachkala, including 92 men and 73 women; 86 residents of Derbent and villages of Southern Dagestan, including 30 men and 56 women; 73 residents of Khasavyurt and Kizilyurt, including 34 men and 39 women; 53 residents of Buynaksk, including 19 men and 34 women; 42 residents of Izberbash, including 19 men and 23 women; 58 residents of the Kaspiysk, 29 men and 29 women; 42 residents of Kayakent, 4 men and 38 women; 65 residents of other regions of the Republic of Dagestan (Karabudakhkent, Gumbet, Gunibsk, Shamil, Khunzakh, Botlikh, Kazbek, Levashin, Tlyaratin, and Tsumadin regions), 37 men and 28 women. According to the survey of the residents of the Republic of Dagestan, a significant prevalence of various urinary disorders (63.5%) was found among both men (61.7%) and women (65.0%). Unfortunately, not all patients seek medical advice with complaints of dysuria (55.5%). The fact that 18.8% of patients do not know that they can get help, and 24.1% believe that they do not have a good doctor in their region can be considered as the most an unfavorable moment in terms of the reasons for the refusal of visiting a doctor.. All this findings suggest the need for educational programs both for physicians and the population (educative activities).
ISSN:1728-2985