Table 1.

Correlation between depression symptoms and gender, education, DM age and HbA1c levels

		Normal	Poor Symptoms	Med Symptoms	Strong Symptoms	P
Subjects	Total N=171	67(39.18%)	54(31.57%)	46(26.90%)	4(2.33%)
Gender	Female n=101 (59.06%)	29(28.7%)	35(34.7%)	34(33.66%)	3(2.97%)	0.007
	Male n=70 (40.93%)	38(54.3%)	19(27.1%)	12(17.1%)	1(1.4%)
Education	No Education n=15 (8.77%)	4(26.7%)	6(40.0%)	4(26.7%)	1(6.7%)	0.459
	Pre n=100 (58.47%)	40(40%)	25(25%)	32(32%)	3(3.0%)
	Med n=18 (10.52%)	6(33.3%)	7(38.9%)	5(27.8%)	0(0.0%)
	High n=29 (16.95%)	14(48.3%)	11(37.9%)	4(13.8%)	0(0.0%)
	University n=9 (5.26%)	3(33.3%)	5(55.6%)	1(11.1%)	0(0.0%)
DM Age	0-5 Years n=16 (9.4%)	7(43.75%)	6(37.5%)	3(18.75%)	0(0%)	0.863
	6-10 Years n=47 (27,4%)	21(44.68%)	14(29.78%)	11(23.40%)	1(2.12%)
	11 Years And Over n=108 (63.2%)	39(33.33%)	40(34.18%)	35(29.91%)	3(2.56%)
HbA1c Levels	%5,0-6,5 n=36 (21.05%)	16(44.4%)	11(30.6%)	9(25.0%)	0(0.0%)	0.018
	%6.5-7.0 n=39 (22.80%)	15(38.5%)	14(35.9%)	8(20.5%)	2(5.1%)
	%7.0-8.0 n=40 (23.39%)	21(52.5%)	13(32.5%)	6(15.0%)	0(0.0%)
	%8,0-9.5 n=34 (19.88%)	12(35.3%)	8(23.5%)	13(38.2%)	1(2.9%)
	%9,5> n=22 (12.86%)	3(13.6%)	8(36.4%)	10(45.5%)	1(4.5%)