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Horseback Riding: Impact On Sexual
Dysfunction And Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms In Men And Women
Bicycle riding has been reported to be related to male
sexual dysfunction. Dr. Shaheen Alanee and colleagues from Minneapolis
hypothesized that similar force impacts might be seen in equestrian
sports. They sought to evaluate the effect of horseback riding on urinary
symptoms and sexual dysfunction in men and women. Swimmers were used as a
control group.
Twelve hundred and fifty surveys were sent to equestrian clubs and 750
surveys were sent to swim clubs and over 300 questionnaires were
distributed by hand. Responders (15% by direct mail and 31% from manual
distribution) filled out the American Urologic Association
Symptom Index,
the abridged International Inventory of Erectile Dysfunction, and a sexual questionnaire developed by the authors for
women.
Horseback riding was not significantly associated with sexual dysfunction
in males. Age and the years of bicycling were significantly
associated
with sexual function in males. Age was another factor affecting the
incidence of sexual function in males. In women, horseback
riding was not
associated with urinary symptoms, though greater age increased the risk
and marriage seemed to decrease the risk of LUTS.
No aspect of female
sexual dysfunction was associated with horseback riding.
Based on this study, one can surmise that horseback riding need not be
contraindicated in patients with BPS nor is it likely to be a risk
factor
based on current available information.
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