Table 3.

Effect of obesity (high BMI) on prevalence of planar fasciitis by gender.

Effect of obesity (high BMI) on prevalence of PF by gender
Gender	Diabetes	BMI (kg/m2)	Prevalence % (95% CI)	Odds ratio BMI 30–100 vs. 0–29.9	Relative risk BMI 30–100 vs. 0–29.9	p-Value (Fisher’s exact test)
F	Type 1	BMI 0–29.9	0.95 (0.79,1.15)	1.37 (1.06,1.77)	1.37 (1.06,1.76)	0.018
		BMI 30–100	1.3 (1.09,1.55)
	Type 2	BMI 0–29.9	0.96 (0.89,1.04)	1.98 (1.81,2.16)	1.96 (1.8,2.14)	≪0.0001
		BMI 30–100	1.89 (1.81,1.97)
	No diabetes	BMI 0–29.9	0.67 (0.65,0.69)	2.1 (2.02,2.18)	2.08 (2,2.16)	≪0.0001
		BMI 30–100	1.4 (1.36,1.44)
M	Type 1	BMI 0–29.9	0.65 (0.52,0.81)	1.16 (0.84,1.6)	1.16 (0.84,1.6)	0.40
		BMI 30–100	0.76 (0.59,0.96)
	Type 2	BMI 0–29.9	0.74 (0.68,0.8)	1.83 (1.66,2.01)	1.82 (1.66,2)	≪0.0001
		BMI 30–100	1.34(1.27,1.41)
	No diabetes	BMI 0–29.9	0.55 (0.53,0.57)	1.71 (1.62,1.81)	1.71 (1.62,1.8)	≪0.0001
		BMI 30–100	0.93 (0.89,0.97)