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| Effects of psychological factor on urogenital system health among childbearing-aged men in the three-gorges region |
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Abstract Objective: To explore the status of urogenital system disorders of childbearing-aged men and the effect of psychological factors, so as to provide a scientific basis for targeted intervention. Methods: A total of 3933 men aged 18 to 59 were randomly chosen according to age. A questionnaire survey was conducted and urogenital system disorders of the respondents were diagnosed with the related physical examination in the hospital. Results: The positive rate of urogenital system symptoms was 50.65%, which was related to the psychological stress, work and economic pressures and selfhealth awareness of the respondents (P<0.001). The incidence of prostatic hyperplasia was 18.28%, and the high economic pressure (OR=1.229，P<0.001) and the poor selfhealth awareness (OR=1.089，P<0.05) were its risk factors. The positive incidence of prostatitis was 14.59%, the excessive anxiety (OR=1.167，P<0.05), the high economic pressure (OR=1.103, P<0.05) and poor selfhealth awareness (OR=1.302, P<0.001) were risk factors of prostatitis. Conclusion: The prevalence of urogenital system disorders of childbearingaged men in the three-gorges region is higher. Psychological factors such as excessive anxiety, high pressures and selfhealth awareness are related to the reproductive system disorders of childbearingaged men.
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