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Table 4 Odds ratios of reported pain among individuals with depression in Japan

From: The incremental burden of pain in patients with depression: results of a Japanese survey

  

95% confidence limits

 
 

Odds ratio

Lower

Upper

p-value

Age (1 year)

0.999

0.987

1.011

0.856

Female

1.601

1.219

2.104

<0.001

Marital status (overall)

   

0.326

  Married/living with partner

Reference

 

  Single, never married

0.830

0.607

1.134

0.134

  Divorced

1.122

0.748

1.682

0.295

Household income (overall)

   

0.157

  Less than ¥ 3,000,000

Reference

 

  ¥ 3,000,000 to ¥ 4,999,999

0.673

0.471

0.963

0.333

  ¥ 5,000,000 to ¥ 7,999,999

0.679

0.466

0.988

0.384

  ¥ 8,000,000 or more

0.677

0.457

1.001

0.395

  Decline to answer

0.821

0.511

1.319

0.670

University degree or greater

0.744

0.572

0.967

0.027

BMI category (overall)

   

0.010

  Underweight

Reference

 

  Normal

0.772

0.533

1.119

0.520

  Overweight

1.048

0.672

1.634

0.011

  Obese

0.372

0.191

0.724

0.008

  Decline to answer

0.624

0.313

1.246

0.604

Drinks

1.200

0.908

1.587

0.200

Smokes

1.095

0.836

1.435

0.509

Exercises

1.141

0.889

1.466

0.300

CCI

1.398

1.197

1.634

<0.001

Diagnosing doctor (overall)

   

0.241

  General internist

Reference

 

  Psychiatrist

0.735

0.514

1.052

0.288

  Other

0.784

0.417

1.474

0.757

Length of diagnosis (1 year)

1.024

1.004

1.045

0.018

  1. Note: p-value is from Wald chi-square test in binary logistic regression; BMI: Body mass index; CCI: Charlson comorbidity index.