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. 2022 Feb 26;61(9):1329–1336. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.8825-21

Table 2.

Comparison of Lifestyle Factors and Psychological Stress before and during the Lockdown.

Pre-lockdown During lockdown p value
Lifestyle
Sleeping time
Median (IQR) (h/day) 6 (6-7) 6 (6-7) <0.01
<7 h/day, n (%) 258 (57.2%) 238 (52.8%) <0.01
≥7 h/day, n (%) 193 (42.8%) 213 (47.2%)
Working time
Median (IQR) (h/week) 35 (0-45) 18 (0-40) <0.01
<20 h/week 170 (37.7%) 227 (50.3%) <0.01
20-40 h/week 73 (16.2%) 66 (14.6%)
≥40 h/week 208 (46.1%) 158 (35.0%)
Walking time
Median (IQR) (h/day) 1 (1-1) 1 (0-1) <0.01
<0.5 h/day, n (%) 83 (18.4%) 131 (29.0%) <0.01
0.5-2 h/day, n (%) 265 (58.8%) 245 (54.3%)
≥2 h/day, n (%) 103 (22.8%) 75 (16.6%)
Exercise time
Median (IQR) (min/week) 30 (0-120) 5 (0-120) <0.01
<30 min/week, n (%) 224 (49.7%) 249 (55.2%) <0.01
≥30 min/week, n (%) 227 (50.3%) 202 (44.8%)
Number of meals per day, median (IQR) 3 (2.5-3) 3 (2-3) 0.480
Adequate rest, n (%) 106 (23.5%) 85 (18.8%) <0.01
Non-adherence, n (%) 102 (22.6%) 98 (21.7%) 0.343
Stress
Stress due to childcare burden, n (%) 41 (9.1%) 40 (8.9%) 1
Stress due to COVID-19, n (%) 105 (23.3%) 121 (26.8%) <0.01
Stress due to family budget, n (%) 73 (16.2%) 79 (17.5%) 0.264
Stress due to inability to exercise, n (%) 128 (28.4%) 149 (33.0%) <0.01
Stress due to staying indoors, n (%) 91 (20.2%) 121 (26.8%) <0.01
Stress due to inflammatory bowel disease, n (%) 92 (20.4%) 91 (20.2%) 1
Stress due to worsening of diet and nutritional status, n (%) 40 (8.9%) 39 (8.6%) 1

COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019, IQR: interquartile range