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. 2017 Jul 31;7(2):69–75. doi: 10.15280/jlm.2017.7.2.69

Table 2.

Possible adverse effects related to prolonged sitting times in the studied office workers (N = 447)

Possible adverse effects related to prolonged sitting times No. (%)
Smoking Yes 9 (2.0%)
No 438 (98.0%)
Workstation comfort Yes 221 (49.8%)
No 223 (50.2%)
Carelessness on the job Yes 27 (6.0%)
No 420 (94.0%)
Error repetition Yes 11 (2.7%)
No 435 (97.3%)
Exhaustion during the workday Yes 329 (73.6%)
No 118 (26.4%)
Impatience Yes 148 (33.1%)
No 229 (66.9%)
Job satisfaction Yes 282 (63.1%)
No 165 (36.9%)
Heart disease Yes 17 (3.8%)
No 430 (96.2%)
Respiratory diseases Yes 20 (4.5%)
No 426 (95.5%)
Hypertension Yes 28 (6.3%)
No 419 (93.7%)
Hyperlipidemia Yes 50 (11.2%)
No 397 (88.8%)
Diabetes type 2 Yes 17 (3.8%)
No 430 (96.2%)
Digestive diseases Yes 46 (10.3%)
No 401 (89.7%)
Depression Yes 31 (7.0%)
No 415 (93.0%)
Migraine Yes 44 (9.8%)
No 403 (90.2%)
Pituitary gland disorders Yes 2 (0.4%)
No 445 (99.6%)
Thyroid disorders Yes 35 (7.8%)
No 412 (92.2%)
Parathyroid disorders Yes 0 (0.0%)
No 447 (100.0%)
Adrenal gland disorders Yes 1 (0.2%)
No 446 (99.8%)
Sexual dysfunction Yes 7 (1.6%)
No 440 (98.4%)