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. 2015 Jan-Feb;31(1):19–24. doi: 10.12669/pjms.311.6011

Table-I.

Patient demographics and basic clinical features (N=110).

Age (years)
Mean(SD)
57.9 (10.5) Treatment type n (%)
Gender n (%) Diet per se 8(7.3)
Female 62 (56.4) OADs 56(50.9)
Male 48 (43.6) Insulin 23(20.9)
Marital status n (%) Insulin + OAD 23(20.9)
Married 85(77.3) Compliance with diet n (%)
Single 3(2.7) Good-Very good 67(60.9)
Widow or widower 16(14.5) Moderate 33(30.0)
Divorced 6(5.5) Poor 10(9.1)
Educational status n (%) Compliance with pharmacological treatment n (%)
Literate 6(5.5) Good-Very good 94(85.5)
Primary school 60(54.5) Poor 16(14.5)
High school 13(11.8) Physician visits n (%)
University 31(28.2) once per 1-2 months 53(48.2)
Diagnosis of diabetes n (%) once per 3-6 months 41(37.3)
Prior diagnosis 71(64.5) yearly 9(8.2)
New diagnosis 39(35.5) less than once per year 7(6.4)
Duration of diabetes n (%) Blood glucose measurement n (%)
≤1 year 37(33.6) everyday 19(17.3)
1-5 years 28(25.5) 4-8 times/week 40(36.4)
6-10 years 15(13.6) 4-8 times/15 days 20(18.2)
≥10 years 30(27.3) 2-4 times/month 21(19.1)
n (%) less than 2-4 times/month 10(9.1)
Regular physical exercise 47(42.7)
Family history of diabetes 13(11.8)
Patient education on DM 73(66.4)

DM: diabetes mellitus, OAD: oral antidiabetic drug, SD: standard deviation.