Webb M L
Nurse Pract Forum. 1994 Sep;5(3):164-9.
Urinary incontinence (UI) in younger adult (30 to 59 years) women is an underdiagnosed and undertreated problem, with social and economic ramifications. This article highlights the risk factors for UI brought about by life choices, challenges, and changes: onset of sexual activity, career choices, travel, pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. Suggestions are made concerning possible preventative strategies and identifying the need for research. Included are hard-to-assemble normal data and experienced-based strategies used in the evaluation process, which are useful to the generalist NP and the continence specialist.
年轻成年女性（30至59岁）的尿失禁是一个诊断不足且治疗不足的问题，会产生社会和经济影响。本文强调了生活选择、挑战和变化所带来的尿失禁风险因素：性活动开始、职业选择、旅行、怀孕、分娩和更年期。文中还就可能的预防策略以及确定研究需求提出了建议。其中包括评估过程中难以收集的正常数据和基于经验的策略，这些对全科执业护士和尿失禁专科医生都很有用。
