Table 2.

Depression and anxiety status by demographic, medical and social support variables.

Variables	Depression		Anxiety
	No Count (%)	Yes Count (%)	No Count (%)	Yes Count (%)
Age groups
18–40 years	37 (61.7)	23 (38.3)	27 (43.5)	35 (56.5)
More than 40 years	156 (66.1)	80 (33.9)	140 (60.1)	93 (39.9)
Gender
Male	104 (69.3)	46 (30.7)	100 (66.7)	50 (33.3)
Female	90 (61.2)	57 (38.8)	67 (45.9)	79 (54.1)
Marital status
Married	148 (65.8)	77 (34.2)	131 (58.7)	92 (41.3)
Single	20 (69.0)	9 (31.0)	10 (33.3)	20 (66.7)
Divorced	7 (58.3)	(41.7)5	4 (33.3)	8 (66.7)
Widowed	17 (60.7)	11 (39.3)	19 (67.9)	9 (32.1)
Education
Primary	25 (55.6)	20 (44.4)	23 (52.3)	21 (47.7)
Secondary	66 (63.5)	38 (36.5)	63 (61.8)	39 (38.2)
University	94 (71.2)	38 (28.8)	76 (56.7)	58 (43.3)
Occupation
Unemployed/Housewife	54 (54.5)	45 (45.5)	40 (40.4)	59 (59.6)
Employee	78 (72.2)	30 (27.8)	59 (55.1)	48 (44.9)
Retired	59 (67.8)	28 (32.2)	66 (75.9)	21 (24.1)
Income
Less than 5000 SAR	59 (59.6)	40 (40.4)	54 (54.0)	46 (46.0)
5000–10,000 SAR	62 (62.6)	37 (37.4)	52 (53.6)	45 (46.4)
10,000–15,000 SAR	56 (76.7)	17 (23.3)	46 (63.0)	27 (37.0)
More than 15,000 SAR	11 (84.6)	2 (15.4)	9 (69.2)	4 (30.8)
Social support
High	56 (80.0)	14 (20.0)	42 (60.0)	28 (40.0)
Moderate	109 (66.9)	54 (33.1)	99 (61.1)	63 (38.9)
Low	25 (43.1)	33 (56.9)	22 (37.9)	36 (62.1)
Duration of diabetes
1–10 years	69 (60.0)	46 (40.0)	50 (43.5)	65 (56.5)
10–20 years	94 (70.1)	40 (29.9)	85 (63.4)	49 (36.6)
More than 20 years	28 (66.7)	14 (933.3)	30 (73.2)	11 (26.8)
Control of diabetes
Good (less than 7)	56 (70.9)	23 (29.1)	45 (57.0)	34 (43.0)
Not good (more than 7)	138 (63.3)	80 (36.7)	122 (56.2)	95 (43.8)