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. 2021 Mar 4;9:634396. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.634396

Table 3.

Results of the ordinal regression model for post-COVID-19 acute phase substance use among 993 individuals who had mild COVID-19 in São Caetano do Sul, SP, Brazil.

Outcome: post-COVID acute phase ASSIST frequency score Alcohol Tobacco Cannabis Non-medical benzodiazepine Non-medical analgesic
Coef. 95%CI Coef. 95%CI Coef. 95%CI Coef. 95%CI Coef. 95%CI
Exposures:
Number of CDC COVID-19 symptoms −0.190 −0.450 0.069 −0.043 −0.199 0.112 −0.149 −0.389 0.091 0.035 −0.129 0.200 −0.053 −0.118 0.012
Pre-COVID-19 alcohol use 1.445*** 1.296 1.593 −0.089 −0.321 0.143 0.025 −0.373 0.423 0.024 −0.239 0.287 0.138** 0.046 0.231
Pre-COVID-19 tobacco use −0.002 −0.075 0.072 1.276*** 1.100 1.452 0.047 −0.172 0.266 −0.075 −0.345 0.194 0.022 −0.056 0.100
Pre-COVID-19 cannabis use 0.020 −0.122 0.162 0.080 −0.140 0.299 1.730*** 1.372 2.088 −0.648* −1.169 −0.127 0.039 −0.121 0.199
Pre-COVID-19 non-medical benzodiazepines use −0.100 −0.293 0.092 −0.005 −0.290 0.279 −0.611* −1.147 −0.075 1.684*** 1.380 1.989 0.179* 0.016 0.343
Pre-COVID-19 non-medical analgesics use −0.111 −0.214 −0.007 −0.094 −0.296 0.109 0.314* 0.011 0.617 0.399** 0.159 0.639 1.413*** 1.285 1.541

All the models adjusted for gender, age, city suburb, civil status, educational level, income, previous medical diseases, previous psychiatric disorder, time between intake and assessment.

*

p < 0.05;

**

p < 0.01;

***

p < 0.001.