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. 2024 Sep 2;10(17):e37287. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e37287

Table 3.

Comparison of risk factors between Anti-N-Ab+ and Ant-N-Ab- subgroups among male, female and total subjects.

Variables Male, n = 108 n (%)
p-value Female, n = 159 n (%)
p value Total,n = 267 n (%)
p-value
Ab + ve (n = 56) Ab-ve (n = 52) Ab + ve (n = 79) Ab-ve (n = 80) Ab + ve (n = 135) Ab-ve (n = 132)
Age (in years),
Median (Range)
42 (23–60) 40 (21–60) 0.51 34 (23–60) 35 (23–65) 0.61 38 (23–60) 37 (21–65) 0.40
Age (Category)
21–40 25 (44.64) 26 (50) 0.83 45 (56.96) 48 (60) 0.14 70 (51.85) 74 (56.06) 0.21
40–50 11(19.64) 10 (19.23) 10 (12.65) 17 (21.25) 21 (15.55) 27 (20.45)
>50 20 (35.71) 16 (30.76) 24 (30.37) 15 (18.75) 44 (32.59) 31 (23.48)
BMI, Median (Range) 26 (15–39) 26 (16–41) 0.30 24 (16–42) 24 (15–49) 0.57 25 (15–42) 25 (15–49) 0.45
BMI category
<18.5 2 (3.57) 3 (5.76) 0.83 9 (11.39) 7 (8.75) 0.70 11 (8.14) 10 (7.57) 0.84
<18.5–22.9 8 (14.28) 5 (9.61) 24 (30.37) 21 (26.25) 32 (23.70) 26 (19.69)
23–27.5 25 (44.64) 25 (48.07) 31 (39.24) 31 (38.75) 56 (41.48) 56 (42.42)
>27.5 21 (37.5) 19 (36.53) 15 (18.98) 21 (26.25) 36 (26.66) 40 (30.30)
WHR, Median (Range) 0.94 (0.74–1.17) 0.96 (0.82–1.13) 0.07 0.89 (0.67–1.21) 0.90 (0.68–1.06) 0.74 0.91 (0.46–1.21) 0.92 (0.68–1.13) 0.27
WHR category
Low WHR (<0.95, M; <0.80, F) 36 (64.28) 25 (48.07) 0.10 12 (15.18) 10 (12.5) 0.88 48 (35.55) 35 (26.51) 0.42
Normal WHR (0.96–1.0, M; 0.81–0.85, F) 8 (14.28) 6 (11.53) 14 (17.72) 15 (18.75) 22 (16.29) 21(15.90)
High (WHR >1.0, M; >0.85, F 12 (21.42) 21(40.38) 53 (67.08) 55 (68.7) 65 (48.14 76 (57.57)
COVID symptom anytime + ve 44 (78.57) 35 (67.31) 0.20 42 (53.16) 37 (46.25) 0.75 86 (63.7) 49 (37.12) 0.62
Covid Symptom anytime -ve 12 (21.43) 17 (32.69) 45 (56.96) 35 (43.75) 80 (59.26) 52 (39.39)
Covid Symptom last 3 months + ve 9 (16.07) 47 (90.38) 0.02 19 (24.05) 60 (75) 0.05 28 (20.78) 107 (81.06) 0.04
Covid Symptom last 3 months -ve 1 (1.78) 51 (9.07) 15 (18.98) 65 (81.25) 16 (11.85) 116 (87.87)
Covid rtPCR anytime + ve 20 (35.71) 36 (69.23) 0.84 26 (32.91) 53 (66.25) 0.22 46 (34.07) 89 (67.42) 0.24
Covid rtPCR anytime -ve 17 (30.36) 35 (67.31) 19 (24.05) 61 (76.25) 36 (26.66) 96 (72.72)
Covid rtPCR last 3 months + ve 17 (30.35) 39 (75.00) 0.83 6 (7.59) 73 (91.25) 0.32 10 (7.41) 125 (94.69) 0.17
Covid rtPCR last 3 months -ve 14 (25.00) 38 (73.00) 3 (3.79) 77 (96.25) 4 (2.69) 128 (96.96)
Any Comorbidity + ve 15 (26.78) 41 (78.85) 0.31 31 (39.24) 48 (60) 0.62 46 (34.07) 89 (67.42) 0.79
Any Comorbidity -ve 19 (32.93) 33 (63.46) 28 (35.44) 52 (65) 47 (34.81) 85 (64.39)
Diabetes + ve 5 (8.93) 51 (98.08) 0.17 14 (17.72) 65 (81.25) 0.84 19 (14.07) 116 (87.87) 0.50
Diabetes -ve 10 (17.86) 42 (80.76) 13 (16.45) 67 (83.75) 23 (17.04) 109 (82.57)
Hypertension + ve 7 (12.5) 49 (94.23) 0.30 17 (21.52) 62 (77.5) 0.55 24 (17.77) 111 (84.09) 0.88
Hypertension -ve 11 (19.64) 41 (78.85) 14 (17.72) 66 (82.5) 25 (85.52) 107 (81.06)

Data were expressed as n (%) or median (range) as appropriate. Chi-square and Mann-Whitney tests were used to find out the association between categorical and continuous variables, respectively. P < 0.05 was considered as significant.