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美国尿失禁药物市场规模、份额和趋势分析报告:按类型、药物类别、性别、分销管道、地区和细分市场预测(2025-2033 年)U.S. Urinary Incontinence Therapeutics Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Type (Stress Incontinence, Urge Incontinence), By Drug Class, By Gender, By Distribution Channel, By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2025 - 2033 |
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据估计,2024 年美国尿失禁药物市值为 15.5 亿美元,预计到 2033 年将达到 24.1 亿美元。
预计从2025年到2033年,该市场将以5.06%的复合年增长率成长。随着主要患者群体对先进治疗方法的需求不断增长,美国市场持续扩张。
持续成长的老年人口是推动尿失禁治疗需求成长的主要因素,而老年族群膀胱控制障碍的发生率很高。例如,根据StatPearls Publishing于2024年8月发布的报告,美国有1,300万人患有尿失禁,其中养老院居民的盛行率超过50%,长期居住(超过100天)居民的盛行率高达75%。 53%的居家老年人患有尿失禁。 11%的老年人需要住院治疗,出院时仍有23%的老年人有尿失禁。 20-39岁女性的尿失禁盛行率为7-37%,老年女性为9-39%,老年男性为11-34%(其中2-11%的人每天都会出现尿失禁)。在约8000万女性中,超过60%的人报告有相关症状。製药公司正在推出改良药物,以改善症状控制并提高患者的用药依从性。临床机构的教育工作也鼓励患者儘早寻求治疗。医疗机构正在采用最新的诊断通讯协定,以支持及时启动治疗。抗胆碱能药物、β3促效剂和联合治疗的日益普及推动了处方量的增长,而患者从症状控制不佳过渡到积极治疗的意愿增强,则推动了整体治疗接受度的提高。
市场扩张将进一步受到男性和女性对压力性尿失禁、急性尿失禁和混合性尿失禁认知度提高的推动。例如,Elsevier BV 于 2024 年 5 月发布的一份报告发现,美国成年人每天久坐超过 7 小时,出现急性尿失禁(UUI) 症状的可能性显着增加。与久坐时间较短的人相比,女性久坐超过 7 小时会增加压力性尿失禁 (SUI) 的风险,男性久坐超过 7 小时会增加混合性尿失禁 (MUI) 的风险。产后併发症的增加推动了对个人化药物的需求。临床医生表示,他们越来越倾向于采用微创治疗方法来支持长期症状缓解。製药公司正在推进开发平臺,以推出耐受性更好的药物。随着越来越多的患者寻求便捷的后续照护网路基地台,药局通路的客流量也不断增长。数位健康平台正在协助药物管理,并有助于提高患者对处方治疗方案的依从性。以病人为中心的护理路径的持续实施正在促进产品应用率的提高。
治疗领域的成长主要受膀胱控制相关疾病发生率上升的推动,例如肥胖、糖尿病和神经系统疾病。医院和专科诊所正在加强尿失禁护理项目,以简化病患评估流程。例如,根据美国泌尿系统协会2024年6月发布的报告,美国膀胱过动症(OAB)的盛行率估计为7%至27%,女性为9%至34%。约24%至45%的女性有不同程度的尿失禁,其中20至39岁女性的盛行率为7%至37%,60岁以上女性的盛行率约为9%至39%。老年男性中,OAB的盛行率为11%至34%,其中2%至11%的男性会出现每日症状。临床指引强调系统化的治疗方案,这增加了药物需求。泌尿系统和妇科医生强调早期疗育以减少长期併发症。产品创新着重于研发副作用更少、服用更舒适的药物。市场相关人员正投资教育宣导活动,鼓励患者及时就医。随着越来越多的人重视透过规范的治疗方案来改善生活质量,整体医疗服务利用率也不断提高。
The U.S. urinary incontinence therapeutics market size was estimated at USD 1.55 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 2.41 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 5.06% from 2025 to 2033. The U.S. market is expanding as demand for advanced treatment options rises across key patient groups.
Growth is supported by a steady increase in the elderly population that presents higher rates of bladder control disorders. For instance, August 2024, StatPearls Publishing reported that in the U.S. urinary incontinence affected 13 million individuals; prevalence reached >=50 % in nursing-facility residents and >75 % in long-term (>100 days) residents; 53 % of homebound older adults were incontinent; hospital admission and discharge rates were 11 % and 23 %, respectively; women aged 20-39 showed 7-37 %; older women 9-39 %; older men 11-34 % with 2-11 % daily; and among ~80 million women, >60 % reported symptoms. Manufacturers introduce improved pharmacological agents that offer better symptom control and stronger adherence outcomes. Awareness programs conducted by clinical organizations help patients seek treatment at earlier stages. Healthcare providers adopt updated diagnostic protocols that support timely therapy initiation. Prescription volumes rise through broader use of anticholinergics, beta-3 agonists, and combination regimens. Patient willingness to transition from unmanaged symptoms to active treatment strengthens overall therapeutic uptake.
Market expansion is further influenced by growing recognition of stress, urge, and mixed incontinence across women and men. For instance, May 2024, Elsevier BV reported that in the United States adults who sat for >=7 hours per day had significantly higher odds of experiencing urinary urgency incontinence (UUI) symptoms; women had elevated odds of stress urinary incontinence (SUI) when sitting >=7 h; men had elevated odds of mixed urinary incontinence (MUI) when sitting >=7 h compared with those sitting less. Rising postpartum complications contribute to higher demand for tailored medications. Clinicians report increased preference for minimally invasive options that support long-term symptom relief. Pharmaceutical companies advance R&D pipelines that introduce drugs with improved tolerability profiles. Pharmacy channels record higher footfall as patients seek convenient access points for ongoing therapy. Digital health platforms support medication management and improve follow-through on prescribed regimens. Continuous introduction of patient-centric treatment pathways supports stronger product adoption.
Therapeutic growth is reinforced by rising cases linked to obesity, diabetes, and neurological conditions that impact bladder control. Hospitals and specialty clinics strengthen incontinence care programs that streamline patient evaluation. For instance, June 2024, American Urological Association reported that in the United States the prevalence of overactive bladder (OAB) was estimated at 7 %-27 % in men and 9 %-34 % in women; among women some degree of urinary incontinence was experienced by roughly 24 %-45 %; women aged 20-39 had 7 %-37 %; women older than 60 had approximately 9 %-39 % reporting daily symptoms; older men had rates of 11 %-34 % with daily occurrences in 2 %-11 %. Clinical guidelines highlight structured treatment sequences that elevate demand for pharmacological agents. Urologists and gynecologists emphasize early intervention to reduce long-term complications. Product innovation focuses on agents that deliver fewer side effects and improved dosing comfort. Market players invest in awareness initiatives that encourage patients to seek medical support without delay. Overall utilization increases as more individuals prioritize quality-of-life improvements through regulated therapy plans.
U.S. Urinary Incontinence Therapeutics Market Report Segmentation
This report forecasts revenue growth at country level and provides an analysis of the latest industry trends in each of the sub-segments from 2021 to 2033. For this study, Grand View Research has segmented the U.S. urinary incontinence therapeutics market report based on type, drug class, gender, and distribution channel: