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. 2022 Feb 25;10:843164. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.843164

Table 1.

Patients' demographic and clinical characteristics (N = 200).

Characteristics Frequency (%)
Age (years), mean ±SD (range) 48.8 ±12.1 (20–80)
<40 years 48 (24.0%)
40–59 107 (53.5%)
60+ 45 (22.5%)
Gender
Female 120 (60.0%)
Male 80 (40.0%)
Marital status
Single 8 (4.0%)
Married 152 (76.0%)
Divorced/widow 40 (20.0%)
Education level
Illiterate 44 (22.0%)
Less than secondary 7 (3.5%)
Secondary 117 (58.5%)
University and above 32 (16.0%)
Work status
Not employed/housewives 92 (46.0%)
Employed/business owners/freelancers 83 (41.5%)
Retired 25 (12.5%)
Duration of diabetes, mean ±SD (range) 8.2 ± 6.2 (1–30)
<5 years 67 (33.5%)
5–10 years 82 (41.0%)
More than 10 years 51 (25.5%)
Type of antidiabetic medications
Oral hypoglycemics 133 (66.5%)
Insulin-Containing regimens 67 (33.5%)
Number of diabetes-related complications
None 71 (35.5%)
Single 49 (24.5%)
Two or more 80 (40.0%)
Type of diabetes-related complications
Retinopathy 73 (36.5%)
Nephropathy 43 (21.5%)
Neuropathy 101 (50.5%)
Foot problems 66 (33.0%)
Others 12 (6.0%)
Other chronic comorbidities
Obesity 73 (36.5%)
Hypertension 47 (23.5%)
Dyslipidemia 22 (11.0%)
HbA1c %, mean ±SD (range) 7.9 ± 0.84 (6.0–14.5)
Glycemic control
Controlled 17 (8.5%)
Uncontrolled 183 (91.5%)