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

Table 4.

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

Outcome: post-COVID follow-up phase 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 0.001 −0.069 0.072 −0.077 −0.259 0.106 −0.191 −0.450 0.069 0.150 0.002 0.298 0.054 −0.013 0.120
Pre-COVID-19 alcohol use 1.956*** 1.783 2.128 0.129 −0.143 0.402 0.084 −0.319 0.487 −0.030 −0.269 0.209 0.099* 0.004 0.194
Pre-COVID-19 tobacco use 0.070 −0.005 0.144 1.613*** 1.387 1.840 0.247* 0.038 0.456 0.053 −0.159 0.265 −0.036 −0.117 0.045
Pre-COVID-19 cannabis use −0.044 −0.196 0.107 −0.082 −0.321 0.156 2.325*** 1.862 2.788 −0.460* −0.896 −0.023 0.120 −0.037 0.276
Pre-COVID-19 Non-medical benzodiazepines use −0.101 −0.293 0.090 −0.121 −0.443 0.200 −0.908** −1.540 −0.276 1.221*** 0.990 1.452 0.167* 0.010 0.325
Pre-COVID-19 Non-medical analgesics use 0.042 −0.061 0.145 −0.064 −0.296 0.168 0.181 −0.146 0.508 0.315** 0.104 0.527 1.401*** 1.274 1.528

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.