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Table 6 Clinical history of diabetic complication status versus socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the study participants, JUSH diabetic clinic, 1 May 31 July, 2012

From: Assessment of glycemic control using glycated hemoglobin among diabetic patients in Jimma University specialized hospital, Ethiopia

Socio-demographic characteristics

Presence or absence of documented history of diabetic complications

Present

Absent

Total

p value

Age

 15–30

10 (43.5 %)

13 (56.5 %)

23

0.63

 >30 upto 45

15 (51.7 %)

14 (48.3 %)

29

 >45 upto 60

32 (54.2 %)

27 (45.8 %)

59

 >60 upto 75

12 (66.7 %)

6 (33.3 %)

18

 >75 upto 90

3 (42.9 %)

4 (57.1 %)

7

Sex

 Male

44 (55.7 %)

35 (44.3 %)

79

0.44

 Female

28 (49.1 %)

29 (50.9 %)

57

Marital status

 Single

5 (33.3 %)

10 (66.7 %)

15

0.33

 Married

61 (54.5 %)

51 (45.5 %)

112

 Divorced

1 (50.0 %)

1 (50.0 %)

2

 Widowed

5 (71.4 %)

2 (28.6 %)

7

Duration of DM in years

 < 1

4 (40.0 %)

6 (60.0 %)

10

0.59

 1–5

34 (48.6 %)

36 (51.4 %)

70

 >5 upto 10 

20 (55.6 %)

16 (44.4 %)

36

 >10 upto 15 

10 (71.4 %)

4 (28.6 %)

14

 >15 upto 20

2 (66.7 %)

1 (33.3 %)

3

 >20

2 (66.7 %)

1 (33.3 %)

3

Educational status

 Illiterate

23 (53.5 %)

20 (46.5 %)

43

0.56

 Grade 1–8

30 (47.6 %)

33 (52.4 %)

63

 Grade 9–12

12 (63.2 %)

7 (36.8 %)

19

 ≥Diploma

7 (63.6 %)

4 (36.4 %)

11

BMI in kg/m2

 <18.5

9 (42.9 %)

12 (57.1 %)

21

0.78

 18.5–24.9

42 (55.3 %)

34 (44.7 %)

76

 >24.9–30

18 (54.5 %)

15 (45.5 %)

33

 >30

3 (50.0 %)

3 (50.0 %)

6

Current treatment format

 Injectables

39 (54.9 %)

32 (45.1 %)

71

0.31

 Oral

32 (53.3 %)

28 (46.7 %)

60

 Combination of both

1 (20.0 %)

4 (80.0 %)

5