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. 2018 Feb 14;2018:4735234. doi: 10.1155/2018/4735234

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and economic characteristic, health profile, and type of traditional and complementary medicine use of the participants (N = 10).

Characteristics Frequency Percentage
Sociodemographic and economic characteristics
Age in years
 ≤20 1 10.0
 21–30 3 30.0
 31–40 6 60.0
 41–50 0 0.0
 51–60 0 0.0
 >60 0 0.0
 Mean (SD) years 31.6 (6.6)
 Min–Max in years 20–40
 Mode in years 25
Gender
 Female 7 70.0
 Male 3 30.0
Ethnicity
 Malay 4 40.0
 Chinese 1 10.0
 Bidayuh 5 50.0
Religions
 Muslim 4 40.0
 Christian 5 50.0
 Buddhist 1 10.0
Education
 No formal education 0 0.0
 Primary 1 10.0
 Secondary 4 40.0
 Tertiary 5 50.0
Marital status
 Married 8 80.0
 Single 2 20.0
Occupation
 Unemployed 4 40.0
 Private employee 3 30.0
 Government employee 3 30.0
Household income per month
 ≤MYR1000 5 50.0
 MYR1001–2000 4 40.0
 MYR2001–3000 1 10.0
 MYR3001–4000 0 0.0
 MYR4001–5000 0 0.0
 >MYR5000 0 0.0
 Mean (SD) MYR 1250.00 (754.62)
 Min–Max in MYR 500–2500
 Mode in MYR 500

HEALTH PROFILE
Type of chronic diseases
 Diabetes mellitus 5 50.0
 Hypercholesterolemia 5 50.0
 Hypertension 4 40.0
 Asthma 3 30.0

Type of T&CM use
Supplement 10 100.0
Body massage 2 20.0
Malay herbs 1 10.0
Acupuncture 1 10.0

T&CM: traditional and complementary medicine; multiple response.