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  • Title: Gynecological and related morbidities among ever-married Omani women.
    Author: Al Asya R, Afifi M, Fathalla MM.
    Journal: Afr J Reprod Health; 2004 Dec; 8(3):188-97. PubMed ID: 17348335.
    Abstract:
    To assess the prevalence and correlates of gynecologic and related morbidity in Omani women, a nationally representative sample of Omani women selected by a multi-stage, stratified probability sampling procedure was selected (total = 364). Questionnaire interview, physical and gynecological examination, and laboratory investigations were used to elicit information. The prevalence of lower reproductive tract infections was 22.4%, upper reproductive tract infections 2.7%, and cervical dysplasia was very rare. Genital prolapse was present in 10%, 11% had a urinary infection, 27% were anaemic, 23% were hypertensive, and 54% were either overweight or obese. The predictors of common morbidities were assessed using regression analysis according to a pre-specified conceptual model.
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