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. 2021 Mar 19;8:635255. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.635255

Table 1.

Baseline and clinical characteristics of the female patients with COVID-19.

Female COVID-19 patients
Characteristic
      Age, years
      Median (IQR) 43.50 (36.75–47.00)
      Distribution, n/N (%)
      10–30 5/78 (6.41)
      31–40 23/78 (29.49)
      41–50 50/78 (64.10)
      Severe group, n/N (%) 17/78 (21.79)
      Body mass index (BMI), median (IQR) 22.7 (20.15–25.18)
      Recent mental disorder, n/N (%) 36/75 (48.00)
      Exposure history, n/N (%) 68/78 (87.20)
      Residents of Wuhan, n/N (%) 71/78 (91.03)
      Menarche, median (IQR) 13 (12–13)
Reproductive history, n/N (%)
      Gravidity 2 (2–3)
      Parity 1 (1–1.5)
      Abortion times 1 (0–2)
Medical history, n/N (%)
      Comorbidities 17/78 (21.79)
      Benign gynecological disease 9/75 (12.00)
      Gynecological surgery history 27/75 (36.00)
Symptoms on admission, n/N (%)
      Fever 58/78 (74.36)
      Cough 28/78 (35.90)
      Sore throat 0/78 (0)
      Fatigue 4/78 (5.13)
      Myalgia 1/78 (1.28)
      Dyspnea 8/78 (10.26)
      Diarrhea 4/78 (5.13)
Therapy, n/N (%)
      Antiviral treatment 45/74 (60.81)
      Antibiotic treatment 44/74 (59.46)

Median (IQR): continuous variables were expressed as medians and interquartile ranges (IQR) as appropriate; n/N (%): categorical variables were summarized as the counts and percentages (%) in each category.