Who is most likely to have a bladder outlet obstruction?

Who is most likely to have a bladder outlet obstruction?

BOO is most common in those over age 65 and people designated male at birth (DMAB) and is often linked to prostate problems. More men than women get it. Women and people designated female at birth (DFAB) with cystocele (prolapsed bladder) are more likely to have a bladder outlet obstruction than other women. Children and babies, including developing fetuses, can also get BOO.

Related posts