Repeated uroflowmetry performed in children of 5–12 years old revealed the reduction of anxiety level. Uroflowmetric indices demonstrated positive dynamics under conditions of reduced reactive anxiety: the reduced time of urination retention along with the increased average velocity of urine flow, decreased time of both achievement of maximal urine velocity flow and general time of urination and reduced time of corrected velocity of urine flow have been seen when compared with the corresponded data determined during the first uroflowmetric trial. In those children with high level of reactive anxiety the increased general time of urination by 15.2% have been registered. The reduction of personal anxiety was followed by decreased time of both urination retention and general time of urination as well as by reduction of corrected velocity of urine flow.
