Table 1. Distribution of Unhealthy Days by socio-demographic and clinical variables (N = 1456).

Variable		*N (%)	Median (IQR) (unhealthy days summary index)	**p-value
Gender:	Male	842 (57.9)	0 (0–9)	<0.001
	Female	612 (42.1)	3 (0–14)
Age:	20–39 years	121 (8.4)	3 (0–9)	0.001
	40–59 years	546 (38)	2 (0–13)
	60+ years	768 (53.6)	0 (0–10)
Type:	Type 1	296 (20.3)	2 (0–8.5)	0.87
	Type 2	1160 (79.9)	1 (0–11)
Education:	Primary	601 (41.3)	1 (0–10)	0.62
	Lower Secondary	339 (23.3)	2 (0–9.5)
	Completed Secondary	227 (16.6)	1 (0–7)
	Tertiary	180 (12.4)	2 (0–10)
	Unknown	63 (4.3)	1 (0–23)
Marital Status:	Married	966 (66.3)	1 (0–10)	0.05
	Unmarried	477 (32.8)	2 (0–15)
Insulin Use:	Yes	462 (31.7)	2 (0–10)	0.04
	No	828 (56.9)	0 (0–10)
Diabetes Complications:	None	408 (28)	0 (0–5)	<0.001
	One	342 (23.5)	1 (0–8)
	Two or more	706 (48.5)	4 (0–16.5)
BMI:	<24.9 kg/m2	371 (26.2)	2 (0–10)	<0.001
	25–29.9 kg/m2	572 (40.4)	0 (0–7.5)
	>30 kg/m2	474 (33.5)	3 (0–14)

Number (N) for individual variables will vary because of missing values.

P value obtained with Mann-Whitney U test or Kruskal Wallis test as appropriate.

 = body mass index. BMI