Prevalence and Risk Factors for XXXX in an Outpatient Clinic.

@entity1 @entity2183 @entity101
OBJECTIVES: We evaluated the prevalence of and risk factors in @entity1 with @entity2183 at a general medical clinic in Naha, Japan. METHODS: We enrolled @entity1 who had been regularly followed-up at a general medical clinic in Naha. @entity1 were asked to complete a self-reported questionnaire regarding medical history and the frequency of nocturnal voids in the last month with anonymity. Univariate and multivariate logistic regression tests were used to evaluate the risk factors for clinically significant @entity2183 . RESULTS: In total, 357 @entity1 ( @entity1 , 192; @entity1 , 165; mean age, 60   years) were eligible for analysis. The prevalence rate of clinically significant @entity2183 in @entity1 was 33.8%. Univariate, as well as multivariate, analysis revealed that age, gender, and @entity101 were significant risk factors for @entity2183 . CONCLUSION: Clinically significant @entity2183 is common among @entity1 seen at a general medical clinic. Age and gender are the most definitive risk factors for @entity2183 . @entity101 may also be related to @entity2183 . Thus, it is important to evaluate not only urological problems but other medical problems in @entity1 with @entity2183 .
