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Urinary incontinence is complaint of any involuntary leakage of urine. Data from various sources indicate that urinary incontinence as a symptom of various disease entities should be regarded as a social disease, because they relate to more than 5% of the population. Urinary incontinence is often hidden from family and the doctor. It is estimated that about 2/3 of all cases of urinary incontinence is suppressed because of the shame and embarrassment, and insufficient information about treatment options. Between the beginning of symptoms and meeting the doctor an average time of nine years is usually observed. This ailment was twice as likely relates to women than men, and its frequency increases with age. Approximately 25% of women of childbearing age and 50% of postmenopausal women have problems with incontinence. The disease also affects younger people, about 65% of pregnant women and about 30% of women in the first year after parturition does not hold urine. In Poland it is estimated that about 5 million people suffers from this affliction. More than half of all cases of incontinence are stress and mixed urinary incontinence. In three review papers the contemporary state of knowledge on physiotherapy in stress urinary in­continence has been described. This is one of main methods of conservative treatment and prevention. In part I the contemporary recommendations by Kegel exercises in stress urinary incontinence has been described.
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Urogenital organs statics disorders affect approximately 30–75% of women; their incidence increases with age. Among various causes, the generally recognized ones are deliveries experiences in the past, excessive physical effort, age-related estrogen deficiency, previous treatment, including irradiation (brachytherapy) – mainly due to uterine tumors. Dysfunctions in statics usually involve two anatomically and developmentally related systems: the reproductive system and the urinary system. In gynecologic practice, the most common pathologies involve a lowering the anterior vaginal wall (cystocele), stress urinary incontinence and polyuria. Study encompassed 78 women, aged 50 to 76, 11 of whom experienced earlier endometrial cancer and nine of whom were also subjected to brachytherapy. In 63 women OB intravaginal tampons were applied for three months, covered with a gel or cream containing hyaluronic acid; in some of them additionally estriolcontaining ointment was applied twice a week. Some women (15) were exclusively recommended to do the Kegel exercises. Evaluation of stress urinary incontinence as well as polyuria and nocturia was conducted 3 and 6 months after tampons stopped to be applied. The application of tampons covered with hyaluronic acid-containing preparations was found to reduce significantly the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence and polyuria and the symptoms of cystocele. The presented method is simple and evidently effective.
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Zaburzenia statyki narządów moczowo-płciowych dotyczą 30–75% kobiet, a częstość tych zmian wzrasta z wiekiem. Wśród różnych przyczyn problemu powszechnie wymienia się porody, nadmierny wysiłek fizyczny, niedobór estrogenów związany z wiekiem i przebyte leczenie, w tym napromienianie (brachyterapię) – głównie z powodu nowotworów macicy. Dysfunkcje statyki dotyczą zwykle dwóch anatomicznie i rozwojowo powiązanych układów: płciowego i moczowego. W praktyce ginekologicznej najczęściej spotykanymi zmianami są obniżenie przedniej ściany pochwy (cystocele), wysiłkowe nietrzymanie moczu i częste oddawanie moczu. Badaniem objęto 78 kobiet w wieku 50–76 lat, z których 11 chorowało na raka endometrium (dziewięć z nich przeszło brachyterapię). U 63 pacjentek stosowano przez 3 miesiące tampony dopochwowe OB pokryte żelem lub kremem zawierającym kwas hialuronowy, a u części z nich – dodatkowo dwa razy w tygodniu maść z estriolem. Niektórym kobietom (15) zlecono wyłącznie ćwiczenia Kegla. Ocenę wysiłkowego, częstego i nocnego oddawania moczu przeprowadzono po 3 i 6 miesiącach od zaprzestania używania tamponów. Stosowanie tamponów pokrytych preparatami zawierającymi kwas hialuronowy istotnie zmniejsza objawy wysiłkowego i częstego oddawania moczu, a także objawy cystocele. Przedstawiona metoda jest prosta i w znacznej mierze skuteczna.
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