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. 2024 Dec 4;2024:3713569. doi: 10.1155/grp/3713569

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the study participant (n = 385).

Variable N (%)
Age
 18–29 years old 90 (23.4)
 30–39 years old 33 (8.6)
 40–49 years old 47 (12.2)
 50–59 years old 84 (21.8)
  ≥ 60 years old 131 (34)
Gender
 Male 201 (52.2)
 Female 184 (47.8)
Nationality
 Saudi 376 (97.7)
 Non-Saudi 9 (2.3)
Marital status
 Married 268 (69.6)
 Widowed 16 (4.2)
 Divorced 10 (2.6)
 Single (never married) 91 (23.6)
Education
 Less than high school degree 147 (38.2)
 High school degree or equivalent 100 (26.0)
 Diploma 29 (7.5)
 Bachelor degree 87 (22.6)
 Master's degree 18 (4.7)
 PhD 4 (1.0)
Employmenta
 Employed, working 1–39 h per week 24 (6.2)
 Employed, working 40 or more hours per week 60 (15.6)
 Student 65 (16.9)
 Retired 140 (36.4)
 Housewife 53 (13.8)
 Other 41 (10.6)
Type of diabetes
 Type 1 171 (44.4)
 Type 2 214 (55.6)
Duration of diabetes
 Less than 3 years 50 (13.0)
 3–5 years 31 (8.1)
 5–7 years 35 (9.1)
 7–10 years 40 (10.4)
 More than 10 years 229 (59.5)
Controlled blood glucose level
 Yes 167 (43.4)
 No 218 (56.6)
Taking metformin
 Yes 196 (50.9)
 No 189 (49.1)
Taking other medication for diabetes mellitus
 No 144 (37.4)
 Insulin 160 (41.6)
 Glucophage 2 (0.5)
 Diamicron 7 (1.8)
 Jardiance 1 (0.3)
 Insulin and other 22 (5.7)
 Other 49 (12.7)

aTwo data are missing.