Bio-mechanical risk factors for uterine prolapse among women living in the hills of west Nepal: A case-control study.

Hridaya Raj DevkotaTula Ram SijaliCarisa HarrisDirgha J GhimireNdola PrataMichael N Bates

Published in: Women's health (London, England) (2020)

Using a patuka, occupation, and body position during work were all associated with uterine prolapse. No association was found with heavy load carrying, although that might be attributable to the cross-sectional nature of study recruitment.

Keyphrases

case control
cross sectional
polycystic ovary syndrome
urinary incontinence
type diabetes
metabolic syndrome
pregnancy outcomes