Research Hypotheses

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  After a certain number of sessions, behavioral urotherapy would no longer improve symptomatology (i.e., that the difference in Dys functional Voiding Scale Scores [DVSS] would cease to show statistically significant im provement following each session).
  
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  A more constipated state, as represented by the Bristol Stool Scale (BSS), would be correlated with more severe voiding symptoms.
  
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  The proportion of patients with normal uroflow patterns would cease to improve after a number of sessions.
  
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  Non-attendance would have a negative impact on the rate of bowel and bladder dysfunction improvement.