Effect of medications at baseline (2002–5) and follow-up (2007–10) on incident storage, voiding LUTS, and common mental health disorder (CMHD; anxiety / depression) in a community-dwelling cohort of men.

Data presented are OR (95% CI) from binomial regression of incident storage and voiding LUTS (AUA-SI; referent category: no storage / voiding LUTS) & incident depression and anxiety (self-reported physician diagnosis & symptomatic depression (BDI-1a) and anxiety (PHQ–9). Medication usage assessed through Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme linkage. Data include those men who were found to take selected medications up to 6 months prior to initial visit (baseline), had ceased taking selected medications between baseline and follow-up (+/-), those who had commenced taking selected medications after baseline visit and up to 6 months prior to follow-up visit (-/-), and those who were found to have not used the selected medications (-/-; exposure referent category).Effect of medications at baseline (2002–5) and follow-up (2007–10) on incident storage, voiding LUTS, and common mental health disorder (CMHD; anxiety / depression) in a community-dwelling cohort of men.