Table 4.

Interaction between Triglycerides and uric acid on blood pressure status in Men and Women (N = 7119)

Characteristics	Men (n = 3345)		Women (n = 3774)
	Systolic blood pressure β(P-value)	Diastolic blood pressure β(P-value)	Systolic blood pressure β(P-value)	Diastolic blood pressure β(P-value)
Age (years)	0.350 (0.000)	−0.159 (0.000)	0.692 (0.000)	0.711 (0.000)
Educational levels	–	–	−1.694 (0.013)	−1.740 (0.012)
Marital status	6.149 (0.000)	2.975 (0.000)	4.244 (0.001)	–
Place of residence	2.141 (0.009)	1.444 (0.002)	–	–
Cigarette smoking	1.432 (0.002)	–	–	–
Alcohol consumption	–	0.753 (0.001)	−1.911 (0.016)	–
Eating habit	–	−1.917 (0.001)	–	−1.53 (0.196)
Social and leisure activities	−1.681 (0.027)		–	–
Accidental injury	−2.445 (0.030)	−1.737 (0.008)	–	–
Physical exercises	–	–	–	–
History of CVD	–	1.508 (0.039)	–	−3.082 (0.198)
Hepatitis history	–	–	–	4.841 (0.011)
Antilipidemic therapy	–	–	–
Antidiabetic drugs	–	−1.691 (0.169)	6.722 (0.001)	11.466 (0.000)
Anti-hypertensive therapy	12.729 (0.000)	7.142 (0.000)	11.542 (0.000)	–
C-reactive protein	–	–	–	–
HbA1c (%)	–	–	–	–
Fasting plasma glucose (mg/dl)	0.034 (0.002)	–	–	–
Low density lipoprotein (mg/dl)	0.042 (0.000)	0.019 (0.003)	–	–
High density lipoprotein (mg/dl)	–	–	–	–
eGFR (ml/min/1.73m2)	−0.131 (0.000)	−0.032 (0.041)	–	−0.040 (0.200)
Body mass index (kg/m2)	1.176 (0.000)	0.686 (0.000)	0.975 (0.000)	0.984 (0.000)
Serum uric acid (0 = ≤7 mg/dL in men and ≤ 6 mg/dL in women, 1= > 7 mg/dL in men and > 6 mg/dL in women)	−2.252 (0.353)	−1.723 (0.223)	−2.424 (0.391)	−1.907 (0.508)
Triglycerides (0 = < 150 mg/dL 1 = ≥150 mg/dL)	− 1.695 (0.571)	−0.560 (0.748)	− 2.387 (0.535)	−2.272 (0.558)
Serum uric acid * Triglycerides	− 1.090 (0.726)	−1.026 (0.572)	− 0.692 (0.861)	−0.794 (0.842)