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See Latest ArticlesGender and Age Differences in the Perception of Bother and Health Care Seeking for Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms: Results from the Hospitalised and Outpatients Profile and Expectations Study
European Urology, 11/10/09
Apostolidis A et al. – In a representative sample of hospitalised patients, men were more likely to consult a physician as age and severity of lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) increased. Only bother from LUTS was associated with health care seeking in women, compared with bother, age, and the presence of voiding symptoms in men.
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