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. 2021 Aug 23;9(11):3934–3940.e9. doi: 10.1016/j.jaip.2021.08.007

Table II.

Clinical presentation and outcomes of all individuals in the Cleveland Clinic COVID-19 Research Registry with a positive SARS-CoV-2 test stratified by intranasal corticosteroid use

Variables No intranasal corticosteroids Intranasal corticosteroids P
n 61,960 10,187
Clinical presentation
 Cough 28,237 (45.6) 5557 (54.5) <.001
 Fever 15,829 (25.5) 3349 (32.9) <.001
 Fatigue 20,938 (33.8) 4067 (39.9) <.001
 Sputum production 3332 (5.4) 863 (8.5) <.001
 Flu-like symptoms 17,526 (28.3) 4061 (39.9) <.001
 Dyspnea 14,817 (23.9) 3090 (30.3) <.001
 Diarrhea 4392 (7.1) 1007 (9.9) <.001
 Loss of appetite 4339 (7.0) 854 (8.4) <.001
 Vomiting 7518 (12.1) 1490 (14.6) <.001
Outcomes
 Hospitalization 10,932 (17.6) 1676 (16.5) .003
 Admission to the intensive care unit 2559 (4.1) 376 (3.7) .04
 Hospital mortality 1649 (2.7) 231 (2.3) .023

COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019; SARS-CoV-2, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.

Data are presented as n (%).

Unadjusted analysis comparing intranasal corticosteroid users to nonusers.