Urinary incontinence associated with sexual health in women of Qom in 1394

Of the 36 women studied, 26 (72.2%) delivered vaginally, 3 patients (8.3%) cesarean section, 7 patients (19.4%) also had experienced both delivery. Also, one patient (2.8%) had one child, 10 patients (27.8%) have two children, 7 patients (19.4%), three children and the rest more than 3 children had slopes leading age from 32 to 72 years, with 55% of them at the age of 50 up to 60 years. Their first child was 30 years of age range from 14 to 70% of maternal age less than 20 years. 7 patients (19.4%), stress incontinence, 8 patients (22.2%), urgency incontinence, 21 patients (58.3%) mixed incontinence, 9 patients (25%) incontinence had a close time. Between urinary incontinence and sexual health (082/0 = P) There was no significant relationship.The results showed that urinary incontinence in women has no effect on sexual health. F. whereas the peasant Manshadi and colleagues (5), but this study confirms the results of studies (6) sen llker and his colleagues was significant relation between sexual health and urinary incontinence are observed.