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. 2023 Nov 17;102(46):e35988. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000035988

Table 2.

Prevalence of anxiety and depression among Egyptian diabetics.

Parameter Anxiety Depression
Normal or borderline (N = 420) Abnormal (N = 259) Normal or borderline (N = 447) Abnormal (N = 232)
General demographics
 Gender Male 160 (68.1%) 75 (31.9%) 166 (70.6%) 69 (29.4%)
Female 260 (58.6%) 184 (41.4%) 281 (63.3%) 163 (36.7%)
 Age <50 years 202 (64.7%) 110 (35.3%) 238 (76.3%) 74 (23.7%)
>50 years 218 (59.4%) 149 (40.6%) 209 (56.9%) 158 (43.1%)
Diabetes-related demographics
 Diabetes duration <10 years 309 (63.8%) 175 (36.2%) 335 (69.2%) 149 (30.8%)
>10 years 111 (56.9%) 84 (43.1%) 112 (57.4%) 83 (42.6%)
 Insulin therapy Yes 171 (58.2%) 123 (41.8%) 202 (68.7%) 92 (31.3%)
No 249 (64.7%) 136 (35.3%) 245 (63.6%) 140 (36.4%)
Complications
 Peripheral painful neuropathy Present 262 (58.4%) 187 (41.6%) 269 (59.9%) 180 (40.1%)
Not present 158 (68.7%) 72 (31.3%) 178 (77.4%) 52 (22.6%)
 Neuropathy Present 80 (56.3%) 62 (43.7%) 65 (45.8%) 77 (54.2%)
Not present 340 (63.3%) 197 (36.7%) 382 (71.1%) 155 (28.9%)
 Retinopathy Present 126 (55.5%) 101 (44.5%) 128 (56.4%) 99 (43.6%)
Not present 294 (65%) 158 (35%) 319 (70.6%) 133 (29.4%)
 Foot ulcer Present 69 (55.6%) 55 (44.4%) 81 (65.8%) 43 (34.7%)
Not present 351 (63.2%) 204 (36.8%) 366 (65.9%) 189 (34.1%)
 Sexual dysfunction Present 19 (48.7%) 20 (51.3%) 19 (48.7%) 20 (51.3%)
Not present 401 (62.7%) 239 (37.3%) 428 (66.9%) 212 (33.1%)
 Number of complications One 273 (66.7%) 136 (33.3%) 304 (74.3%) 105 (25.7%)
Two or more 147 (54.4) 123 (45.6%) 143 (53%) 127 (47%)
Other parameters
 Reasons for being in the hospital Regular follow up 119 (61.7%) 74 (38.3%) 141 (73%) 52 (27%)
Coma or spasm 25 (49%) 26 (51%) 18 (35.3%) 33 (64.7%)
Foot ulcer 25 (59.5%) 17 (40.5%) 32 (76.2%) 10 (23.8%)
High blood sugar 251 (63.9%) 142 (36.1%) 256 (65.1%) 137 (34.9%)
 Presence of co-morbid hypertension Present 201 (57.1%) 151 (42.9%) 212 (60.2%) 140 (39.8%)
Not present 219 (67%) 108 (33%) 235 (71.9%) 92 (28.1%)

This table shows classify the sample according to the levels of depression and anxiety into normal and abnormal/borderline.

Data in this table are represented as frequency (percentage).