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Table 2 General characteristics of the study population

From: Associations between empirically derived dietary patterns and oxidative stress and inflammation in adults with primary hypothyroidism: a case-control study

Variables

Case (n = 100)

Control (n = 100)

P value

Age (year)

42.12 ± 12.52

42.85 ± 12.4

0.68

Weight (kg)

70.75 ± 12.76

71.35 ± 13.55

0.75

Height (cm)

165.24 ± 9.01

163 ± 9.3

< 0.001

BMI (kg/m2)

25.92 ± 4.48

26.90 ± 4.75

0.135

SBP (mm/Hg)

120.91 ± 9.91

120.46 ± 10.15

0.75

DBP (mm/Hg)

80.33 ± 6.30

70.61 ± 0.93

0.258

Gender

   

 Female

75 (75%)

75 (75%)

 

 Male

25 (25%)

25 (25%)

>0.99

Marital status

   

 Single

14 (14%)

12 (12%)

0.341

 Married

86 (86%)

86 (86%)

 

 Divorced

0 (0%)

2 (2%)

 

Education

   

 Under diploma

39 (39%)

26 (26%)

0.094

 Diploma

33 (33%)

34 (34%)

 

 Collegiate

28 (28%)

40 (40%)

 

History of disease

   

 No

62 (62%)

83 (83%)

0.001

 Yes

38 (38%)

17 (17%)

 

History of dieting

   

 No

91 (91%)

84 (84%)

0.134

 Yes

9 (9%)

16 (16%)

 

Drug use

   

 No

57 (57%)

72 (72%)

0.027

 Yes

43 (43%)

28 (28%)

 

Supplement use

   

 No

60 (60%)

54 (54%)

0.391

 Yes

40 (40%)

46 (46%)

 

Smoking

   

 No

100 (100%)

94 (94%)

0.013

 Yes

0 (0%)

6 (6%)

 

Alcohol

   

 No

98 (98%)

99 (99%)

0.561

 Yes

2 (2%)

1 (1%)

 

High

33 (33%)

40 (40%)

0.532

Moderate

45 (45%)

38 (38%)

 

Low

22 (22%)

22 (22%)

 
  1. Data are presented as mean ± standard error or number (%)
  2. P-values are based on an independent sample t-test and the Chi-square test
  3. BMI Body Mass Index, SBP Systolic Blood Pressure, DBP Diastolic Blood Pressure
  4. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant