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Table 2 Factors associated with pain in bipolar depressed patients

From: Factors associated with chronic pain in patients with bipolar depression: a cross-sectional study

Variable

Label

OR

CI 95%

p-value

Sex (N=119)

Male *

  

0.355

 

Female

1.42

(0.68;2.99)

 

Educational Level (N=119)

Illiterate: No educational level completed*

  

0.523

 

Primary

1.27

(0.33;4.86)

 
 

Secondary

1.21

(0.29;5.06)

 
 

University

0.58

(0.12;2.75)

 

Marital status (N=119)

Living with a partner *

  

0.098

 

Divorced/Separated

0.69

(0.27;1.79)

 
 

Single

0.97

(0.35;2.65)

 
 

Widow(er)

4.84

(0.98;23.91)

 

Age (N=113)

1.03

(1.00;1.07)

0.034

Diagnostic group (N=121)

Bipolar disorder only *

  

0.069

 

Bipolar and other depressive disorders

2.09

(0.94;4.66)

 

Depressed Mood (N=121)

Yes

2.14

(0.19;24.25)

0.527

Anhedonia (N=121)

Yes

0.83

(0.21;3.25)

0.787

Diminished Concentration (N=121)

Yes

1.41

(0.49;4.08)

0.520

Sleep Disorders (N=121)

Yes

2.61

(0.85;8.05)

0.083

Change of body weight/appetite (N=121)

Yes

1.25

(0.59;2.60)

0.556

Feelings of worthlessness or guilt (N=121)

Yes

1.69

(0.72;3.93)

0.222

Loss of Energy (N=121)

Yes

3.39

(0.68;17.55)

0.117

Psychomotor Activity changes (N=121)

Yes

1.23

(0.42;3.64)

0.705

Suicidal Ideation (N=121)

Yes

0.74

(0.36;1.52)

0.412

Number of depressive episodes (N=111)

0.96

(0.85;1.08)

0.492

Duration of the current depressive episode (Months, N=29)

1.05

(0.95;1.16)

0.300

Hamilton Scale score (N=121)

1.04

(0.99;1.09)

0.118

Maier Subscale score (N=116)

1.05

(0.96;1.16)

0.301

  1. * Reference Category.