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. 2023 Feb 28;14:1082720. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1082720

Table 1.

Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of study participants, divided according to metformin use.

Variable Non-metformin
(N=12,653)
Metformin
(N=37,052)
P-value Daily dose, g P trend
<1.0
(N=19,651)
1.0-2.0
(N=8,188)
>2.0
(N=9,213)
Age, y 64.02 (13.57) 58.17 (12.59) <0.001 58.38 (13.14) 57.20 (11.92) 58.60 (11.02) <0.001
Female, % 4,968 (39.26) 16,090 (43.43) <0.001 7,953 (40.47) 3,603 (44.00) 4,534 (49.21) <0.001
Comorbidity index 0.95 (0.94) 0.90 (0.85) <0.001 0.88 (0.85) 0.89 (0.85) 0.93 (0.87) <0.001
Number of visits/y 15.03 (25.73) 13.96 (25.28) 0.015 13.08 (24.75) 13.64 (24.95) 16.13 (26.51) <0.001
Medication use, %
Vitamin B12 349 (2.76) 905 (2.44) 0.051 461 (2.35) 176 (2.15) 268 (2.91) 0.001
Vitamin B1 4,480 (35.41) 12,436 (33.56) <0.001 6,467 (32.91) 2,576 (31.46) 3,393 (36.83) <0.001
Antihypertensive 9,733 (76.92) 26,747 (72.19) <0.001 13,609 (69.25) 5,817 (71.04) 7,321 (79.46) <0.001
Antihyperlipidemic 7,757 (61.31) 25,271 (68.20) <0.001 12,742 (64.84) 5,678 (69.35) 6,851 (74.36) <0.001
NSAIDs 5,924 (46.82) 16,562 (44.70) <0.001 8,315 (42.31) 3,563 (43.51) 4,684 (50.84) <0.001