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Sciatica and Urinary Incontinence – Longitudinal for 12 Weeks Evidenced Research with Physiotherapy

S. S. Subramanian

Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · pp. 83–88 · Published 21 Mar 2022

10.9734/jammr/2022/v34i431289

Abstract

Low back ache (LBA) with sciatica can be associated with urinary incontinence among geriatric subjects while the patient was functionally rehabilitated in 12 weeks duration, nocturia persists various means of core strengthening exercises were adopted. Previous habits such as smoking, alcohol, ageing, sedentary life style, Benign prostate Hypertrophy (BPH), atrophy of pelvic floor could probably be the factors as evidenced. This research carries physiotherapist challenging role in a patient with LBA and urinary incontinence in one year regular physiotherapy care among a patient; outcome were discussed with due research support. Findings of this study with how much a subject can benefit having sciatica and urinary incontinence also points at where further studies can be continued.

UTI – urinary tract infection BPH – benign prostate hypertrophy LBA – low back ache ADL – activities of daily living VAS – visual analogue scale

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