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. 2007 Dec 1;57(545):953–959. doi: 10.3399/096016407782604811

Table 4.

Outcomes, showing proportions of patients experiencing the various outcomes.

Outcome Bio yogurt (%, 95% CI) Commercial yogurt % (95% CI) No yogurt % (95% CI) P-value
Trial participants suffering thrush during this study 10/131 (8, 4 to 12) 6/118 (5, 2 to 10) 10/120 (8, 4 to 13) 0.590

Previous history of thrush associated with antibiotics and experiencing thrush during this study (n = 58) 6/19 (32, 14 to 52) 2/20 (10, 3 to 30) 8/17 (47, 31 to 74) 0.040

Participants experiencing persistence of symptoms during this study 17/131 (13, 8 to 19) 14/118 (12, 7 to 18) 22/120 (18, 11 to 23) 0.310

Older patients (aged ≥60 years) experiencing persistence of symptoms during this study (n = 83) 4/35 (11, 5 to 26) 1/20 (5, 1 to 24) 12/28 (43, 27 to 61) 0.001

Participants suffering abdominal pain on at least 1 day during this study 66/131 (46, 38 to 54) 46/118 (39, 35 to 52) 60/120 (50, 48 to 64) 0.100

Participants suffering wind (flatulence) on at least 1 day during this study 86/131 (65, 57 to 73) 71/118 (60, 51 to 69) 77/120 (64, 55 to 72) 0.700

Mean total stool count over the 12 days for individuals participating in this study 16.1 (14.5 to 17.7) 16.1 (4.9 to 17.3) 16.0 (15.2 to 16.9) 0.996

P-values are from χ2 tests except stool counts where a simple ANOVA was used. n = 369 unless stated.