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. 2024 Apr 12;12:1368568. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1368568

Table 2.

Frequency distribution of the sociodemographic and health-related characteristics of post-COVID-19 Syndrome cases in Qatar during 2022 (n = 159).

Variable Frequency (n) Percentage (%)
Age
18–24 10 6.3
25–39 104 65.4
40 and above 45 28.3
Median age (IQR) 37 [IQR: 30.0–45.0]
Gender
Male 51 32.1
Female 108 67.9
Nationality
Qatari 16 10.1
Non-Qatari 143 89.9
Marital status
Not married 42 26.4
Married 117 73.6
Education status
Up to secondary 26 16.4
University and higher education 133 83.6
Employment status
Employed 122 76.7
Not-employed 37 23.3
Perceived Sufficiency of monthly income
Not enough at all 33 20.8
Just barely enough 31 19.5
Enough 85 53.5
More than enough 10 6.3
Household crowing index
Less than 1 24 15.1
1−2 121 76.1
More than 2 14 8.8
BMI
Normal weight 38 23.9
Obese/overweight 121 76.1
Required hospital admission.
Yes 9 5.7
No 150 94.3
Required ICU admission (n = 9)
Yes 1 11.1
No 8 88.8