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Table 3 Binary regression analysis of the relationship between chronic diseases and pain in self-reported pain samples

From: Relationship between chronic diseases and depression: the mediating effect of pain

Variable

Pain severity

Take steps to relieve pain

 

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

Sex (Male)

 Female

1.499*** (1.314–1.710)

1.443*** (1.251–1.664)

Age (70–101)

 45–59

1.346** (1.119–1.619)

0.958 (0.784–1.170)

 60–69

1.135 (0.947–1.361)

1.042 (0.854–1.272)

Education (High school and above)

 Uneducated

1.647*** (1.273–2.130)

0.782 (0.584–1.047)

 Primary school

1.298 (0.998–1.689)

0.745 (0.553–1.003)

 Middle school

1.130 (0.861–1.484)

0.948 (0.694–1.295)

Marital status (Married)

 Unmarried

0.920 (0.769–1.100)

1.002 (0.824–1.219)

Urbanity (Rural)

 Urban

0.847* (0.738–0.972)

0.921 (0.793–1.070)

Employment status (Yes)

 No

1.025 (0.897–1.172)

0.928 (0.803–1.196)

Insurance situation (Yes)

 No

1.067 (0.885–1.287)

0.978 (0.800–1.196)

Chronic disease (No chronic disease)

 One chronic disease

1.908*** (1.470–2.476)

1.246 (0.955–1.626)

 Two or more chronic diseases

3.697*** (2.919–4.681)

1.693*** (1.335–2.148)

  1. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, and ***P < 0.001, 95% CI = 95% confidence interval for the odds ratio