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. 2023 Jul 31;18(7):e0289382. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0289382

Table 4. Risk factors associated with long COVID and mental health status among recovered COVID-19 patients.

Factors Univariable models Multivariable model*
OR 95% CI p-value OR 95% CI p-value
Gender (baseline = male)
Female 2.05 1.44–2.90 < 0.001 1.89 1.32–2.69 < 0.001
Marital status (baseline = single)
Currently married 1.56 1.08–2.23 0.016
Widowed/separated 2.11 1.10–4.36 0.033
Education (baseline = Upper high school)
High school 1.87 0.08–1.83 0.344
Lower primary 1.54 0.74–5.74 0.225
Primary school 1.22 0.99–2.38 0.053
Occupation (baseline = Private employee)
Student 1.21 0.41–3.48 0.728
Agricultural worker 2.68 1.06–6.44 0.030
Government employee 1.95 0.64–6.04 0.235
Self-employed worker 1.70 0.72–3.76 0.201
Unemployed worker 2.08 0.77–5.47 0.138
Monthly income (Thai baht) (baseline = 10,001–15,000)
≤ 5,000 2.48 151–4.15 < 0.001 2.09 1.26–3.53 0.005
5,001–10,000 1.46 0.99–2.15 0.057 1.38 0.92–2.04 0.116
15,001–20,000 1.16 0.61–2.26 0.648 1.05 0.55–2.07 0.878
> 20,000 1.57 0.71–3.83 0.292 1.34 0.60–2.85 0.493
BMI (baseline = Underweight)
Normal weight 1.04 0.54–1.92 0.907
Overweight (at risk) 1.53 0.77–2.98 0.215
Overweight (obese) 1.84 0.95–3.39 0.059
Medical history (baseline = Any diseases–No)
Any disease–Yes 2.11 1.46–3.12 < 0.001 1.92 1.32–2.85 < 0.001

*Model intercept: 0.3933, SE = 0.2