J Korean Acad Adult Nurs.  2003 Sep;15(3):354-363.

Prostatic Hypertrophic Symptoms, Activities of Daily Living, Satisfaction of Sexual Activities and Well-Being between Subjects with Prostatic Hypertrophic Symptoms and General Persons

Affiliations
  • 1Department of Nursing, Kwandong University, Korea.
  • 2Department of Nursing, Guro Hospital of Korea University, Korea.

Abstract

PURPOSE
This study was designed to explore and compare the prostatic hypertrophoc symptoms, activities of daily living, satisfaction of sexual activities and well-being among subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms and the general population. METHOD: One hundred subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms and one hundred general persons were recruited in K medical center. The data were collected from October 20, 2001 to March 30, 2002 by structured questionnaire. RESULT: The results were the following; 1. The percentage of mild(0~7), moderate(8~19) and severe(20~35)symptoms between subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms and general persons were 6% : 60%, 54% : 39%, 40% : 1%. 2. There was a significant difference in prostatic hypertrophic symptoms(t=12.82, p<.001), in activities of daily living(t=-7.77, p<.0001), in satisfaction of sexual activities (t=-4.80, p<.0001), in well-being(t=-4.80, p<.0001) between subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms and general persons 3. There was a significant difference in activities of daily living(F=16.28, p<.0001), satisfaction of sexual activities(F=3.98, p<.05) according to prostatic hypertrophic symptoms in subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms.
CONCLUSION
According to the above findings, prostatic hypertrophic symptoms influence activities of daily living, satisfaction of sexual activities, well-being of subjects with prostatic hypertrophic symptoms negatively.

Keyword

Prostatic hypertrophic symptoms; Activities of daily living; Satisfaction of sexual activities; Well-being

MeSH Terms

Activities of Daily Living*
Humans
Sexual Behavior*
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