Dietary caffeine, fluid intake and urinary incontinence in older rural women.
Dietary caffeine, fluid intake and urinary incontinence in older rural women.
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10.1007/pl00004009
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1999-01-01
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Pickens, S M
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Tomlinson, B U;Dougherty, M C;Pickens, S M
Forty-one women completed the first phase (self-monitoring) of the Behavioral Management for Continence (BMC) intervention, while working with a nurse during home visits to reduce involuntary urine loss as part of the parent study involving older, rural women living at home. A decrease in dietary caffeine intake and an increase in fluid intake were most frequently recommended. The relationship between a decrease in the amount of dietary caffeine consumed and fewer daytime episodes of involuntary urine loss approached significance -P = 0.0744- whereas an increase in the average amount of fluid intake was significantly related to an increase in the average volume of urine voided -P = 0.0479- and not to involuntary urine loss.
