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. 2022 Oct;14(5):669–676. doi: 10.18502/ijm.v14i5.10960

Table 2.

demographic and clinical characteristics of patients

Number Percentage
Age (years) < 4 20 24.1%
4 - 6 15 18.1%
7 - 9 13 15.7%
10 - 13 24 28.9%
>14 11 13.3%
Father’s education No 33 39.8%
Yes 50 60.2%
Mother’s education No 40 48.2%
Yes 43 51.8%
Residence Urban 52 62.7%
Rural 31 37.3%
Access to sanitary water in a residence No 14 16.9%
Yes 69 83.1%
Socioeconomic level Low 51 61.4%
Medium 29 34.9%
High 3 3.6%
Sharing the bad with parents No 8 9.6%
Yes 75 90.4%
Anaemia No 76 91.6%
Yes 7 8.4%
Delayed growth No 78 94.0%
Yes 5 6.0%
Suspicion of celiac disease No 64 77.1%
Yes 19 22.9%
Chronic diarrhoea No 76 91.6%
Yes 7 8.4%
Abdominal pain No 76 91.6%
Yes 7 8.4%
Dysphagia No 75 90.4%
Yes 8 9.6%
Gastro-oesophageal reflux No 80 96.4%
Yes 3 3.6%
Persistent vomiting No 68 81.9%
Yes 15 18.1%
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding No 79 95.2%
Yes 4 4.8%
Gastritis erythema No 68 81.9%
Yes 15 18.1%
Nodular gastritis No 66 79.5%
Yes 17 20.5%
ulcer gastritis No 81 97.6%
Yes 2 2.4%