Observational study finds high prevalence of urinary incontinence in refugee women, suggesting routine screening by healthcare professionals.
Based on these results, urinary incontinence is notably prevalent among refugee women. Healthcare professionals serving refugee women should consider incorporating screening for this condition into routine office visits. Notably, the limited sample size of this study underscores the necessity for further research on this subject.
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