| |
All
|
Controlled
|
Partly controlled
|
Uncontrolled
|
p-value
|
|---|
|
n = 396
|
n = 211(53%)
|
n = 72(18%)
|
n = 113(29%)
| |
|---|
|
Age, n(%)
|
.005*
|
|
[18–39] years
|
162(42.0)
|
69(42.6)
|
39(24.1)
|
54(33.3)
| |
|
[40–64] years
|
198(51.3)
|
120(60.6)
|
27(13.6)
|
51(25.8)
| |
|
> 64 years
|
26(6.7)
|
17(65.4)
|
2(7.7)
|
7(26.9)
| |
|
Female gender, n(%)
|
266(67.3)
|
139(52.3)
|
44(16.5)
|
83(31.2)
|
.191
|
|
BMI, km/m2, n(%)
|
.304
|
|
Normal weight or underweight (BMI < 25)
|
99(45.8)
|
60(60.6)
|
15(15.2)
|
24(24.2)
| |
|
Overweight (BMI [25–30])
|
69(31.9)
|
34(49.3)
|
15(21.7)
|
20(29.0)
| |
|
Obesity (BMI > 30)
|
48(22.2)
|
33(68.8)
|
6(12.5)
|
9(18.8)
| |
|
Married, n(%)
|
.025*
|
|
No
|
90(23.3)
|
37(41.1)
|
22(24.4)
|
31(34.4)
| |
|
Yes
|
296(76.7)
|
168(56.8)
|
46(15.5)
|
82(27.7)
| |
|
Number of children, n(%)
|
.002*
|
|
≤2 children
|
147(45.2)
|
67(45.6)
|
30(20.4)
|
50(34.0)
| |
|
> 2 children
|
178(54.8)
|
116(65.2)
|
25(14.0)
|
37(20.8)
| |
|
Place of residence, n(%)
|
.544
|
|
Large town
|
317(85.4)
|
175(55.2)
|
52(16.4)
|
90(28.4)
| |
|
Small town
|
44(11.9)
|
22(50.0)
|
9(20.5)
|
13(29.5)
| |
|
Village
|
10(2.7)
|
3(30.0)
|
3(20.0)
|
4(40.0)
| |
|
Educational level, n(%)
|
.113
|
|
Secondary education or University
|
94(30.3)
|
42(44.7)
|
18(19.1)
|
34(36.2)
| |
|
No scooling or primary school
|
216(69.7)
|
123(56.9)
|
37(17.1)
|
56(25.9)
| |
|
Habitual activity, n(%)
|
.712
|
|
Activelyemployed
|
94(26.4)
|
48(51.1)
|
18(19.1)
|
28(29.8)
| |
|
Retired
|
23(6.5)
|
15(65.2)
|
4(17.4)
|
4(17.4)
| |
|
Housework
|
221(62.1)
|
126(57.0)
|
32(14.5)
|
63(28.5)
| |
|
Student
|
18(5.1)
|
8(44.4)
|
4(22.2)
|
6(33.3)
| |
|
Social Health insurance, n(%)
|
.000*
|
|
No
|
92(23.6)
|
28(30.4)
|
24(26.1)
|
40(43.5)
| |
|
Yes
|
298(76.4)
|
180(60.4)
|
47(15.8)
|
71(23.8)
| |
- BMI Body Mass Index, n number of cases, SD Standard Deviation, % percentage
- Results are presented as mean ± SD or n(%) when appropriate
- *Significant, P < 0.05
