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. 2023 Apr-Jun;18(2):202–210. doi: 10.18502/ijpa.v18i2.13186

Table 2:

B. hominis positivity according to potential risk factors in patients with diabetes

Variable Patients with diabetes B. hominis Positive P value

(N: 150) (N: 40)
Risk factor n % n %
Gender Male 67 44.6 24 35.82 0.023
Female 83 55.3 16 19.27
Age(yr) ≤35 16 10.66 8 50 0.045
>35 134 89.33 32 23.88
≤20 7 4.6 4 57.14 0.082
>20 143 95.33 36 25.17
Place of residence Rural 28 18.66 7 25 0.822
Urban 122 81.33 33 27.04
Duration of diabetes <10 113 74.66 25 22.12 0.04
≥10 37 25.33 15 40.54
Diabetes type Tip 1 11 7.33 6 54.54 0.051
Tip 2 139 92.66 34 24.46
HbA1c ≤6 19 12.66 5 26.31 0.955
>6 130 87.24 35 26.92
<8 90 60.4 18 20 0.023
≥8 59 39.59 22 37.28
Cholesterol ≥200 65 43.33 17 26.15 0.912
<200 75 50 19 25.33
Fasting blood sugar <300 137 92.56 35 25.54 0.481
≥300 11 7.43 4 36.36
<200 109 73.64 26 23.85 0.269
≥200 39 26.35 13 33.33
<126 55 37.16 13 23.63 0.558
≥126 93 62.83 26 27.95
LDL <160 114 82.6 34 29.82 0.623
≥160 24 17.39 6 25

N: Total number of patients, n: Number of positive patients, LDL: low-density lipoprotein