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Original Article

Volume 10, Number 5, May 2018, pages 411-418


Anxiety and Depression Among Adult Patients With Diabetic Foot: Prevalence and Associated Factors

Tables

Table 1. Unadjusted and Adjusted Odds Ratios (OR) and the Level of Significance and 95% Confidence Interval (CI) of the Association of Depression With Certain Sociodemographic and Health Variables Among Patients With Diabetic Foot (N = 260)
 
VariableTotal n (%)Depression score of ≥ 10 n (%)P valueORP value95% CI
260 (100)103 (39.6)
Age0.1
  < 50 years43 (16.5)23 (53.5)2.80.031.1 - 7.0
  50 - 60 years104 (40)36 (34.6)0.90.790.5 - 1.8
  > 60years113 (43.5)44 (38.9)1
Gender0.01
  Men174 (66.9)59 (33.9)1
  Women86 (33.1)44 (51.2)2. 50.011.2 - 5.0
Level of education0.53
  < High school diploma123 (47.3)51 (41.5)0.90.880.3 - 2. 6
  High school diploma96 (36.9)39 (40.6)1.30.60.5 - 3.5
  > High school diploma41 (15.8)13 (31.7)1
Marital status0.43
  Married213 (81.9)82 (38.5)1.60.270.7 - 3. 6
  Widow/divorced47 (18.1)21 (44.7)1
Family monthly income0.21
  < 750 US$175 (67.3)74 (42.3)0.50.110.2 - 1.2
  ≥ 750 US$85 (32.7)29 (34.1)1
Current smoker0.19
  No205 (78.8)77 (37.6)1
  Yes55 (21.2)26 (47.3)2.50.011.2 - 5.2
Foot ulcer duration0
  ≤ 7 months51 (19.6)18 (35.3)1
  > 7 months141 (54.2)70 (49.6)12.601.5 - 4. 7
Duration of diabetes0.26
  < 10 years60 (23.1)20 (33.3)1
  ≥ 10 years200 (76.9)83 (41.5)1.40.420.7 - 2.8
HbA1c level0.48
  ≤ 7%51 (19.6)18 (35.3)1.10.880.5 - 2.2
  > 7%209 (80.4)85 (40.7)1
Co-morbidity0
  0 - 2 diseases119 (45.8)32 (26.9)1
  ≥ 3 diseases141 (54.2)71 (50.4)3.30.001.8 - 5.8

 

Table 2. : Unadjusted and Adjusted Odds Ratios (OR) and the Level of Significance and 95% Confidence Interval (CI) of the Association of Anxiety With Certain Sociodemographic and Health Variables Among Patients With Diabetic Foot (N = 260)
 
VariableTotal n (%)Anxiety score of ≥ 10 n(%)P valueORP value95% CI
260 (100)98 (37.7)
Age0.12
  < 50 years43 (16.5)20 (46.5)2. 50.061.0 - 6.18
  50 - 60 years104 (40)43 (41.3)1.70.130.9 - 3.4
  > 60years113 (43.5)35 (31)1
Gender0.13
  Men174 (66.9)60 (34.5)1
  Women86 (33.1)38 (44.2)3.70.071.0 - 4.13
Level of education0.19
  < High school diploma123 (47.3)42 (34.1)1.10.840.4 - 3.1
  High school diploma96 (36.9)43 (44.8)2.20.120.8 - 5.9
  > High school diploma41 (15.8)13 (31.7)1
Marital status0.41
  Married213 (81.9)83 (39)1.30.560.5 - 3.1
  Widow/divorced47 (18.1)15 (31.9)1
Family monthly income0.79
  < 750 US$175 (67.3)65 (37.1)10.990. 5 - 2.4
  ≥ 750 US$85 (32.7)33 (38.8)1
Current smoker1
  No205 (78.8)77 (37.6)1
  Yes55 (21.2)21 (38.2)1.10.770.5 - 2.4
Foot ulcer duration0.01
  ≤ 7 months119 (45.8)35 (29.4)1.70.071.0 - 3.1
  > 7 months141 (54.2)63 (44.7)1
Duration of diabetes0.02
  < 10 years60 (23.1)15 (25)2.70.011.2 - 5.8
  ≥ 10 years200 (76.9)83 (41.5)1
HbA1c level0
  ≤ 7%51 (19.6)10 (19.6)1
  > 7%209 (80.4)2.50.031.1- 5.7
Comorbidity0
  0 - 2 diseases119 (45.8)24 (20.2)1
  ≥ 3 diseases141 (54.2)74 (52.5)4.80.002.6 - 8.8

 

Table 3. Adjusted Odds Ratios (OR) and the Level of Significance and 95% Confidence Interval (CI) of the Association of Depression With Certain Sociodemographic and Health Variables Among Patients With Diabetic Foot (N = 260)
 
VariableORP value95% CI
Age
  < 50 years2.80.031.1 - 7.0
  50 - 60 years0.90.790.5 - 1.8
  > 60years1
Gender
  Men1
  Women2. 50.011.2 - 5.0
Level of education
  < High school diploma0.90.880.3 - 2.6
  High school diploma1.30.60.5 - 3.5
  > High school diploma1
Marital status
  Married1.60.270.7 - 3.6
  Widow/divorced1
Family monthly income
  < 750 US$0.50.110.2-1.2
  ≥ 750 US$1
Current smoker
  No1
  Yes2.50.011.2-5.2
Foot ulcer duration
  ≤ 7 months1
  > 7 months12.601.5 - 4.7
Duration of diabetes
  < 10 years1
  ≥ 10 years1.40.420.7 - 2.8
HbA1c level
  ≤ 7%1.10.880.5 - 2.2
  > 7%1
Comorbidity
  0 - 2 diseases1
  ≥ 3 diseases3.30.001.8 - 5.8

 

Table 4. Adjusted Odds Ratios (OR) and The Level of Significance and 95% Confidence Interval (CI) of the Association of Anxiety With Certain Sociodemographic and Health Variables Among Patients With Diabetic Foot (N = 260)
 
VariableORP-value95% CI
Age
  < 50 years2. 50.061.0 - 6.18
  50 - 60 years1.70.130.9 - 3.4
  > 60years1
Gender
  Men1
  Women3.70.071.0 - 4.13
Level of education
  < High school diploma1.10.840.4 - 3.1
  High school diploma2.20.120.8 - 5.9
  > High school diploma1
Marital status
  Married1.30.560.5 - 3.1
  Widow/divorced1
Family monthly income
  < 750 US$10.990. 5 - 2.4
  ≥ 750 US$1
Current smoker
  No1
  Yes1.10.770.5 - 2.4
Foot ulcer duration
  ≤ 7 months1.70.071.0 - 3.1
  > 7 months1
Duration of diabetes
  < 10 years2.70.011.2 - 5.8
  ≥ 10 years1
HbA1c level
  ≤ 7%1
  > 7%2.50.031.1 - 5.7
Comorbidity
  0 - 2 diseases1
  ≥ 3 diseases4.80.002.6 - 8.8