The impact of movement, physical activity and position on urine production: A pilot study.

Mutlu Değer Vansh Kapila Marie Astrid Denys Ibrahim Atilla Aridogan Karel Everaert François Hervé

Published in: International journal of clinical practice (2021)

Our study demonstrates a statistically significant association of movement, physical activity, and position with urine production. It would therefore be interesting to explore this association further with the use of new technology to have more accurate data. Here, lays a potential role for conservative measurements and lifestyle adaptations in the management of patients with bothersome LUTS and more precisely nocturia.

Keyphrases

physical activity
body mass index
lower urinary tract symptoms
metabolic syndrome
benign prostatic hyperplasia
cardiovascular disease
weight loss
big data
type diabetes
machine learning
high resolution
mass spectrometry
sleep quality
artificial intelligence
data analysis