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The prevalence of hypercalciuria in girl kids with over active bladder
Parsa Yousefichaijan1, Mohammad Rafiei2, Atefeh Aziminejad1
1Department of Pediatric Nephrology, Arak University of Medical Sciences, Arak, Iran.
Introduction:
Hypercalciuria may be a sign of over active bladder, these symptoms may be treated if we get rid of hypercalciuria.
Objectives:
This paper is intended to get to the prevalence of hypercalciuria in girl kids with over active bladder.
Patients And Methods:
All patients with index of over active urinary bladder who admitted to Amir-Kabir hospital of Arak and children who have admitted without any particular disease just for a laboratory check were studied simultaneously. Urine sample was taken from both groups.
Results:
The prevalence of hypercalciuria in the group with normal urinary bladder was 22.6% and in the case group was 42.9%. Hypercalciuria was reported in 30 (22.6%) children of control group and 57 (42.9%) children of case group. Based on chi-square test, hypercalciuria distribution between the two groups is not homogeneous (P = 0.001). Mean calcium to creatinine ratios were 2.384330 ± 0.55694 (mg/mg) and 2.186552 ± 0.56714 (mg/mg) for control and case groups respectively and no significant difference is observed between the two groups (P = 0.976). Based on logistic regression test, there is a significant relationship between both case and control groups and the occurrence of hypercalciuria with 2.58 times more than control group observed in case group.
Conclusion:
Based on the high prevalence of hypercalciuria in case group, examination and treatment of hypercalciuria in patients with over active bladder may be effective.
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